Bjarke Ingels Group's "The Eleventh" has marked a major milestone, with the first of the scheme's two twisting High Line towers topping out in Chelsea, Manhattan. The 400-foot-tall structure will twist alongside a second 300-foot-tall sister tower, standing out even amongst notable neighbors including Frank Gehry's IAC Building, Jean Nouvel's 100 11th Avenue and Foster + Partners' 551 West 21st Street. >>>

MONARCH designed by Oyler Wu Collaborative, When it comes to large-scale residential buildings, a complex set of economic, urban, and regulatory systems sometimes seem to have left little room for architectural exploration. Architects often struggle to find a point of entry for inserting their creative perspective in a way that would rethink or progress the typology. The resulting buildings typically reflect the reality of the efficiency-driven market – maximized footprint, relentless repetition, and lowest common denominator design appeal. >>>