Hearst Corporation Reviews

This is a beautiful building all shaped of triangles

One of the beautiful pieces of architecture in New York designed by Architect Norman Foster. The building design is one of the best examples of bringing life from the past into the future.

Absolutley beautiful building. A great addition to the NYC and central park skyline. The lobby was gorgeous as well

The integration of the original building has succeeded perfectly. A super interesting building. Absolutely go in and watch the waterfall escalator!

The most striking impact of this building is the exterior contrast between the first floors, built before the 1929 crisis, and the vertical culmination projected by Norman Foster seven decades later. Access to the interior is restricted, but it is worth entering the lobby, which is spacious and bright.

Loved this building, everyone is super friendly, and I even spotted Gayle King....that's right O's bff, channel 2 news, fashion inventor!

Amazing modern architecture that preserves an old building.

I visited the Hearst Tower on business. I was first taken in by the architecture of the building, and then by the imposing waterfalls once I entered. While the offices are located at a higher level, several of what would have been the lower floors are taken up by water cascading down steps. It is pretty cool!

Well designed building that implements many green concepts

Beautiful building and location however, super woke media company that s filled with naive self righteous SJWs.

INDELEABLE STAMP OF THE ARCHITECT SIR NORMAN FOSTER (THE GHERKIN, IN LONDON). SPECTACULAR EMBLEMATIC BUILDING OF NEW YORK.

One of the most beautiful architectural wonders of NYC. Great neighborhood (Columbus Circle, Central Park).

It's a building and design although the entrance can be hard to find. They have a lovely screening room.

First highest rate Green building (with style) in New York City. Awesome ice fall (art) once you first walk in.

Lovely lobby to walk into and ascend the escalators along a waterfall!

NYC midtown classic building. The interior lobby and main areas are spacious and modern. Great theater also.

If you are a lover of contemporary architecture this building will satisfy you. Remarkable lobby to visit absolutely.

Suggestive Palace
Important entrance !!!

I came here to volunteer for a study. The security guard was friendly and allowed me to stay in the building until the appointment time. The building had a beautiful waterfall display in the main lobby. They do require a valid ID for entrance and call the related parties before you are allowed entry. The elevator banks had a different section for each floor. Each bank has two kiosks in the front where you can choose your floor. Also, there is a cafeteria available to pick up lunch or a drink.

A very controversial Norman Foster passing through his timeline ... Can you criticize? Gives! But I won't. It was an order, as my mother has said lately: "wrap and send". Within what was asked until it was very good! Paulo Mendes had a "similar" proposal to extend the National Museum of Fine Arts in Rio de Janeiro. This project, in fact, is very depreciated by critics. Speaking is easier than doing ... Honestly, the live sensation does not cause so much discomfort. But it's hard to believe that the same person made the Reichstag Dome and the British Museum, oh, that's ...

Hearst Tower (2006)
The new tower by architect Norman Foster stands on top of an old Art Deco building to a height of forty-four floors, exteriotized by a glass skirt that encourages an idea of the tower floating weightlessly above the base. At the base of the tower, the main space module is a diaphanous hall that occupies the entire old building, six stories high. Like a bustling main square, this space provides access to all parts of the building. The uneven fountain present in this space manages to cool the building enormously.

Structurally, the tower has a triangular "box spring" - a highly efficient solution that uses 20 percent less steel than a conventional frame structure. With the corner cut back between the diagonals, maintaining the design of the Urban building, creating a different silhouette on the Manhattan skyline.

Height: 182m

The Hearst Tower is a building near Columbus Circle, in Midtown Manhattan neighborhood of Manhattan in New York City. It is the world headquarters of Hearst Communications, housing most of the numerous publications and communications companies of the media conglomerate under one roof, including, among others, Cosmopolitan, Esquire, Marie Claire, Harper's Bazaar, Good Housekeeping, and Seventeen.

Great building and the natural light us amazing. Its very underrated how natural light in a working enviornment can benefit those who work in that building. The building inside is very well kept and tech savoy. The people who wirk there are very kind, helpful and are good at what they. Plus oprah comes to that building!

Every now and then I look at these breath taking views from the 44th floor. I am finally releasing my inside version of Hearst

Very nice restaurant you have a variety of food, yummy

It s the Platinum LEED certified global headquarters of Hearst, one of the nation's largest diversified media and information companies. The 46-story structure, which was designed by renowned architect Norman Foster and opened in 2006.

It is a piece of art building. Two blocks away from Columbus circle. The main entrance is right on 8th Ave while the building is located between 56th st and 57th St & 8 Ave.

One of the six most beautiful skyscrapers in Midtown near Columbus Circus.

A very beautiful tower designed by Foster. It is a private building, so you can only take a look inside the lobby.

Amazing...had a great conversation with Michael smith

Beautiful lobby that honestly is worth looking at just for the beauty and design.

The building itself (you won't get past security of you don't have business here) is modern and well maintained.