Thomas Heatherwick’s Hudson Yards bronze and steel structure-sculpture will have its public debut on March 15th. Known for some time as “The Vessel,” and having been in the headlines for the past few months the project's most recent update lies awaits public opinion for official name, what the structure will be officially named?
According to The Hudson Yard's website, the structure has been named "New York's Staircase," a fitting name due to the 154 interconnecting flights of stairs - almost 2,500 individual steps—and 80 landings. Many have expressed their opinions on the project as a whole. There are those who are completely in favor of the proposal, while others have shown that they detest the project overall.
During the first times, there will be dedicated time slots, at least in the beginning when the attraction is sure to be flooded with New Yorkers and tourists, however since the structure can hold a whopping 1,000 people at a time, this shouldn’t be much of a problem.
According to The Hudson Yard's website, the structure has been named "New York's Staircase," a fitting name due to the 154 interconnecting flights of stairs - almost 2,500 individual steps—and 80 landings. Many have expressed their opinions on the project as a whole. There are those who are completely in favor of the proposal, while others have shown that they detest the project overall.
During the first times, there will be dedicated time slots, at least in the beginning when the attraction is sure to be flooded with New Yorkers and tourists, however since the structure can hold a whopping 1,000 people at a time, this shouldn’t be much of a problem.
