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Jean Nouvele's 100 11th Ave in NY

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© Paul Clemence

Photographer Paul Clemence shared with us some photos of 100 11th Ave, a residential tower in Chelsea by Jean Nouvel.

This building is almost complete, and it has a strong presence from across the river, or when seen from the High Line. I remember that a month ago, I was looking at it from the High Line and a lady next to me said “how old is that building?”. Despite the fact of its high tech curtain wall, using 1647 different window panels, the building looks ancient, almost like a left over from the old waterfront.

The variation of the windows is not only on their size, but also the inclination and the glass tint, giving this building a unique facade.

More photos after the break:

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Cite: David Basulto. "Jean Nouvele's 100 11th Ave in NY" 16 Oct 2009. ArchDaily. Accessed 31 Mar 2025. <https://www.archdaily.com/38137/jean-nouveles-100-11th-ave-in-ny> ISSN 0719-8884

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