Plans for 1,090-Ft-Tall Supertall in Tribeca Revealed

A team consisting of Morris Adjmi Architects, Vornado Realty Trust and Stellar Management submitted an Environmental Assessment Statement to the NYC Department of City Planning for a 1,090-ft-tall residential supertall at 310 Greenwich Street in Tribeca, Manhattan, NY, New York YIMBY reports. To take shape on the site of a trio of 39-story residential towers built in the 1970s known as Independence Plaza, the 72-story, 705,309-ft² structure would yield 976 units, including an affordable component. A portion of Independence Plaza containing 45 residences would be demolished, with residents relocated to the new supertall. If developers secure all needed approvals, they aim to start demolition in 2027, with construction starting in 2028 ahead of targeted completion in 2032. No final renderings were revealed with the latest plans, but previous renderings show design elements including a three-winged podium, gray paneling, large square windows and red brick to complement the historic character of the neighborhood.