The expansive wave-shaped skylight being erected over what was formerly the mail sorting room of New York’s historic James A. Farley Post Office is perhaps the single most eye-catching feature of this $1.6 billion renovation.

Moynihan Train Hall
New York, United States

The expansive wave-shaped skylight being erected over what was formerly the mail sorting room of New York’s historic James A. Farley Post Office is perhaps the single most eye-catching feature of this $1.6 billion renovation. It’s also one of the more challenging aspects of the project.

Spanned by massive steel trusses from the original 1913 structure, the 250,000-square-foot Moynihan Train Hall is being converted into a skylit courtyard that soon will offer destination shopping and dining, a much-needed expansion of facilities connecting to Penn Station.

Contractor
Platinum Scaffolding Services

 

 

 

 

Location
New York

The Project

Impressions from the project process

Project Information

Related Products

Contact us
Free Consultation
Find consultant
The expansive wave-shaped skylight being erected over what was formerly the mail sorting room of New York’s historic James A. Farley Post Office is perhaps the single most eye-catching feature of this $1.6 billion renovation.
The expansive wave-shaped skylight being erected over what was formerly the mail sorting room of New York’s historic James A. Farley Post Office is perhaps the single most eye-catching feature of this $1.6 billion renovation.