About the author  ⁄ Fatih Yalniz

Fatih Yalniz is a Vice President of Building Structures at WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff. Mr. Yalniz is involved with 3-dimensional computer analysis and design of lateral bracing systems for several high rise buildings.

A slender, high-rise pyramid is the architectural principle behind the 53W53 project, also known as the MoMA Tower or Torre Verre. The 1,050-foot tall high-rise is now under construction and, upon topping out in 2018, it will house 728,000 square feet of ultra-luxury residential condominium apartments. The complex includes amenities such as a 65-foot long lap pool, wellness center, wine vaults, and a private lounge with Manhattan skyline views, as well as 65,000 square feet of additional gallery space for the Museum of Modern Art.

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The southwest corner formed by Leonard Street and Church Street in New York City is ground to the 56 Leonard project, a new and unique 57-story residential development comprising 480,000 square feet of gross area.

The current economic, cultural and social context of the real estate market in New York City requires serving a continuously changing and diverse group of buyers and investors from all over the world, which in turn has generated a very strong demand for excellence in analysis, design and construction of luxury residential buildings.

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