HSBC today announced the inauguration of its new U.S. headquarters at The Spiral, a renowned office building in New York City’s Hudson Yards neighborhood, marking its largest U.S. relocation to date.

HSBC today announced the inauguration of its new U.S. headquarters at The Spiral, a renowned office building in New York City’s Hudson Yards neighborhood, marking its largest U.S. relocation to ...

HSBC today announced the inauguration of its new U.S. headquarters at The Spiral, a renowned office building in New York City's Hudson Yards neighborhood, marking its largest U.S. relocation to date.

HSBC today announced the inauguration of its new U.S. headquarters at The Spiral, a renowned office building in New York City’ s Hudson Yards neighborhood, marking its largest U.S. relocation to ...

HSBC today announced the inauguration of its new U.S. headquarters at The Spiral, a renowned office building in New York City’s Hudson Yards neighborh ...

With the Spiral office tower, the Bjarke Ingels Group have taken this approach to new heights. The new structure, which has 66 storeys, stands near the north end of the High Line in the new ...

Bjarke Ingels Group renderings were ... because yet another brand new development may be in the works, as big as Hudson Yards, ... Niemeyer and Harrison designed the UN Secretariat Building ...

Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) is responsible for the latest addition to Hudson Yards, a supertall glass skyscraper named The Spiral for the ascending terraces lining its facade.The building sits on ...

The Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) has completed its first ever supertall skyscraper. Named The Spiral, the extraordinary office building enlivens the Manhattan skyline with a ribbon of greenery that ...

To the ever-expanding Hudson Yards skyline in Manhattan, architect Bjarke Ingels is adding a twist on a familiar shape. His latest skyscraper design, a 2.8-million-square-foot office building ...

It reaches 1,031 feet (314 metres) into the sky, making it a super tall skyscraper, which is a skyscraper between 300 meters (984 feet) and 600 meters (1,968 feet) tall.