Lantern House

Lantern House is a residential development under construction in New York City. Thomas Heatherwick designed the building, and Related Companies developed it. 
History and development.
Related paid $205 million for the site in 2014. The earliest permits for work on the site were filed in 2016. Massings for the project were revealed in 2017. Designs for the structures were first published by the press in early 2018. Early reports connected Lantern House to another Related development at 555 West 22nd Street, designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, referring to them jointly as "Hudson Residences".
As of early 2021, the building was nearing completion.
Design.
The building's windows inspired the name of the development, as they evoke the shape of a lantern. Heatherwick was inspired in part by bay windows he has seen in Victorian homes. Heatherwick also drew inspiration from industrial warehouses located in Manhattan and elsewhere in New York, from which he derived the building's brick façade.
The High Line park bisects the two structures that form the building, though a lobby joins them at street level. March & White designed the building's interiors.
Usage.
The building is residential, with 181 condominium units.