We Have Not Featured A New Building For Some Time,

so here is the latest proposal for a proposed entertainment complex, 

all images courtesy of Silverstein Properties, real estate developer Silverstein Properties has enlisted architecture studio CetraRuddy for a proposed entertainment complex near New York City's Hudson Yards neighbourhood,

designed in collaboration with Las Vegas-based architecture studio Steelman Partners and New York firm CetraRuddy, the project will feature two 46-storey skyscrapers,

called the Avenir, the project's proposed site is a 92,000-square-foot lot of undeveloped land just north of New York's Javits Convention Centre,

 "Our city and state face a confluence of historic challenges right now,” said Silverstein Properties chairman Larry A Silverstein, "These include a housing crisis, public safety challenges, budget shortfalls, and a commercial real estate market in transition." the residential units will feature a mixture of unit types and sizes,

1,000 luxury hotel rooms are also proposed to be housed in the skyscrapers, the towers will be connected by an enclosed walkway at the 45th floor, which will feature a 1,000-seat performance hall that will host local community and public performances. The 600,000-square-foot (55,741 square metres) casino at the project's base will feature at least 12 restaurants, gaming and entertainment spaces, the developer will also partner with consulting firms AKRF on environmental impact, traffic, and public safety analysis for the project and Karp Strategies to provide a deeper understanding of the local community, with the project, Silverstein Properties hopes to receive one of up to three casino licenses currently available in the greater New York City region, all I can say is Wow! What a building!