This hospital expansion, inserted between two existing hospital buildings, is enclosed by a four-story double-skin glass facade adjacent to a four-story-high atrium with point-supported glass walls and a skylight. Glass floor bridges connect it to the existing buildings on its three upper levels. Each of the addition’s two entries employs its own glazing system: captured insulating glass units and an austere glass canopy mark the 165th Street entrance, while visitors entering from Fort Washington Street pass through an all-glass vestibule backed by a cable truss wall with point-supported glazing.
Heintges provided building envelope and curtain wall consulting services during the construction administration phase, including NYC Special Inspections.
Photos by Heintges
New York-Presbyterian Hospital Heart Center
LOCATION
New York, NY
ARCHITECT
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, daSilva Architects
Owner
New York-Presbyterian Hospital
Project Type
Healthcare
Involvement
Construction
SUSTAINABILITY
LEED Gold





