HARLEM’S FUTURE TALLEST WOULD HAVE AN ARRAY OF USES

Renderings have been released of what would be the tallest tower in the Harlem neighborhood of Manhattan, a 42-story structure with Thomas Memorial Wesleyan Methodist Church and a three-story theater occupying the lower levels, New York YIMBY reports. The skyscraper at 260-270 West 126th Street, just west of the world-famous Apollo Theater, would have 34 residential floors that average 8,700 sq. ft. per level. Also on the drawing boards are a classroom, a kitchen, a meeting room and administrative areas, presumably for the church. A curtain wall has a mix of floor-to-ceiling panels, corner balconies and terraces. No construction timeframe was announced.