55 Hudson Yards in Manhattan was designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox and Roche-Dinkeloo, with Eugene Kohn and Kevin Roche named as designers. Mitsui Fudosan, Related Companies and Oxford Properties are the infobox owners. Construction began in January 2015, the tower topped out in August 2017 and it was complete by early 2019. The article names no style.
It has a concrete frame rather than steel, to speed construction. It has 51 floors, with the top one mechanical, and about 1.3 million square feet. The infobox gives a 780-foot (240 m) roof, while the text says 710 feet (220 m). Cost is 1.3 billion dollars in the infobox and 1 billion in the text.
The facade echoes SoHo cast-iron buildings. It is an office tower with a tenth-floor terrace, though the infobox calls it mixed-use. The article gives no hours.
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