Punishing Winds Upend One Manhattan Square Plaza Pavers
Mother Nature wasn’t too kind to One Manhattan Square this Christmas.
Damaging winds during the overnight storm punished the plaza pavers, upending several sections.
One resident tells us that this is actually a normal occurrence at the waterfront Extell development. Whenever it gets really windy. Even though these pavers are extremely heavy, oftentimes requiring two workers apiece to move.
Extell boasts that this outdoor amenity for residents is the largest private outdoor garden space in the city. At 45,000 square-feet, the West 8-designed yard features a furnished adult treehouse, Japanese-inspired tea pavilion, outdoor kitchens, fire pits, and a playground.
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