Rising 42 stories at its peak and capped with an illuminated louvered glass crown, 30 Hudson is a landmark in Jersey City. The tower is connected to Manhattan via the “path train” and “water ferries” servicing commuter traffic.
The tower is clad in a curtain wall system incorporating a decorative art of tubes which, when viewed under natural light, adds to the perceived building depth. This approach to cladding glass towers should be understood as a modern interpretation of the historic stone clad tower with its multiple layers of articulation. This consolidated headquarters includes trading floors, amenity areas and administrative offices.
The building was LEED® Certified in April 2005.
Location:
Jersey City, New Jersey
Design Architect:
Pelli Clarke Pelli
Architect of Record:
Adamson Architects, Inc.
Client:
Goldman Sachs
Size:
1,500,000 sf / 139,000 sm
Completion:
2004
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