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Reshaping Manhattan's Melody: From Empire State to New Heights/Frank Zhang
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Reshaping Manhattan's Melody: From Empire State to New Heights
PrizeHonorable Mention in Exterior Architecture Photography / Cityscapes
LocationNY, United States
StudioNew York Dreamer
PhotographerFrank Zhang
Architecture is often described as "frozen music." If Manhattan's skyline were a composition, the Empire State Building would have been its highest note in a previous era. However, in last 10 years, as New Yorkers faced immense challenges, new buildings like Central Park Tower (the tallest building on the left) and Steinway Mansion (the second tallest on the left) have emerged over the past five years, reshaping the city's melody.