A monolithic gateway to the future of the American workplace, where light and granite converge.
Building under-construction as part of the Hudson Yards Redevelopment Project in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan.
Featured in Foster + Partners's definitive monograph, Norman Foster: A Life in Architecture.
Visitor Guide
Enter via the 33rd Street porte-cochère to witness the grand scale of the Frank Stella sculptures in the lobby.
The corner of 10th Avenue and 33rd Street at dusk, when the stainless steel lighting crown begins to glow.
The lobby and retail concourse are accessible during business hours; office floors are private to tenants like Meta and BlackRock.
The building uses a TWIN elevator system, allowing two cabs to share a single shaft—the first such implementation in a New York commercial tower.
1 hour
Design & Structure
Foster + Partners utilized integrated BIM to coordinate the TWIN elevator system and the installation of 28-foot-tall glass panels.
Clad in Viscount White granite and floor-to-ceiling high-performance glazing to optimize natural light for wellness.
Column-free floor plates of nearly 50,000 square feet are achieved through a high-strength central concrete core and perimeter steel frame.
See Together
Buildings that pair well with 50 Hudson Yards — they're nearby or share a compelling architectural conversation.
More by Foster + Partners
View all →
Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy
British Library of Political and Economic Science
Dresden Hauptbahnhof
Beijing Capital International Airport
Willis Building, Ipswich
Imperial War Museum Duxford
Nearby in Manhattan
121 East 22nd
Morgan Library & Museum
The New York Times Building
565 Broome Street
World Trade Center station (PATH)
53W53
Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed 50 Hudson Yards?+
50 Hudson Yards was designed by Foster + Partners and completed in 2018. It is located in Manhattan, United States.
Where is 50 Hudson Yards located?+
50 Hudson Yards is located in Manhattan, United States. Its coordinates are 40.7543°, -74.0000°.
When was 50 Hudson Yards built?+
50 Hudson Yards was completed in 2018. It was designed by Foster + Partners.
Can I visit 50 Hudson Yards?+
50 Hudson Yards is a real building in Manhattan that can be viewed from the outside. Check local information for interior access and visiting hours. Use the Parametric Atlas walking tour feature to plan a route that includes this building.