Architectural photographer Alan Schindler has revealed images of Foster + Partners' 425 Park Avenue skyscraper, which is nearing completion in New York.
The photos show that the glass facade of the 260-metre-high skyscraper on Park Avenue, which is being built for developer L&L Holding, is fully installed.
425 Park Avenue is nearing completion
The 41-storey office building occupies a full block on Park Avenue in midtown Manhattan near Rafael Viñoly Architects' super skinny 432 Park Avenue skyscraper and Philip Johnson and John Burgee's Postmodern AT&T Building.
Designed by UK architecture studio Foster + Partners the skyscraper is divided into three sections that step back from the street and are reduced in size as the building rises.
The skyscraper's cladding is complete The skyscraper's seven-storey base contains a triple-height lobby for the offices above. It will contain a restaurant on the lowest three floors with above space above.

Above the base section is a triple-height space, which is enclosed by a diagrid of columns that mark the building narrowing. This space will contain cafes and facilities for meetings and conferences and will have an outdoor terrace.
Triple-height spaces will divide the office floors
The recessed central section above this contains further offices and will be topped with a second triple-height space enclosed by a diagrid of columns.
This floor will also have an outdoor terrace.
These spaces will contain cafes and communal facili...