Summit One Vanderbilt – New York’s Trippy Viewpoint by KENZO Digital – A MUST!
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Summit One Vanderbilt, the viewpoint designed by KENZO Digital above Grand Central Station, might be the strangest way we’ve ever taken in a skyline: mirrored rooms, floating reflective spheres, and a floor that seems to dissolve into the view of the city below. It had been about five years since our last trip to New York, so this brand-new addition was high on our list the moment we saw photos of it. Unlike most viewpoints, this one is as much an art installation as a place to look at the skyline.
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Summit One Vanderbilt – A Mind-Bending View Over New York City
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