In New York, a new observation deck appeared at a 300-meter height-with a transparent floor. It is so beautiful that you stop breathing • Meduza • RIMA — Russian Independent Media Archive
In New York, a new observation deck appeared at a 300-meter height-with a transparent floor. It is so beautiful that you stop breathing
So far, because of the coronavirus, traveling around the world for many remain only dreams, in New York they came up with a new entertainment for tourists. This is an observation deck with a glass floor at an altitude of 1000 feet (almost 305 meters!) Located in the One Vanderbilt skyscraper - the highest building in Midtown, the central part of Manhattan. The first visitors were able to test the site (and themselves) this week. Officially, the attraction will work only on October 21. But you can already see photos - it's just BRRR!
Adam Gray / Swns / Scanpix / Leta Summit project in the One Vanderbilt skyscraper includes an observation deck, open terrace and elevator with a glass floor on the outside of the building. Timothy A. Clary / AFP / Scanpix / Leta an observation deck with a glass floor occupies the last four floors of a skyscraper and begins at an altitude of 1000 feet. LEV Radin / Pacific Press / Sipa / Scanpix / Leta in one of the parts of the observation deck, called “Levitation” and representing a room with a glass floor at an altitude of 1063 feet, is an exhibition of the Japanese artist Yayui Kusama “Clouds”. Adam Gray / Swns / Scanpix / Leta for those who want to rise even higher - to a height of more than 1200 feet (364 meters) - there are two elevators with a glass floor. They are called "ascent) and rise on the outside of the building, overcoming 305 meters in 42 seconds. Adam Gray / Swns / Scanpix / Leta Gabriele Holtermann / Sipa / Scanpix / Leta Timothy A. Clary / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Summit One Vanderbilt project was developed by the Kohn Pedersen Fox architectural company, its cost is $ 3.3 billion. C. Taylor Crothers/Getty Images ONE Vanderbilt Skyscraper opened next to the Central Station in September 2020. The height of this 77-storey building is more than 427 meters-among the skyscrapers of New York, it takes fourth place.
