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Welcome to Hudson Yards. This new neighborhood has done more than simply transform Manhattan’s skyline and city grid. It has provided all of us with nothing less than a preview of the future of cities— not to mention the next best reason to love the most exciting one in the world. We hope you enjoy

experiencing everything it has to offer. #HelloHudsonYards

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6 Hudson Yards Field Guide 7 The Shops at Hudson Yards

Retail Therapy 12 First in New York 14 Only at Hudson Yards 16 The Procrastinator’s Gift Guide 18 12 The Restaurants at Hudson Yards

Lots on Your Plate 22 Get to Know The Art of the Meal 24 #WTF (Where’s the Food?) 26 Death Before Decaf 26 and love Is it Lunch Yet? 30 ‑ ‑ The Happiest Hour 32 25 NYC’s Hottest Chews Your Own Adventure 34 Mercado Little Spain 36 What to See and Do at New Neighborhood Hudson Yards 32 40 Wellness at Hudson Yards 42 The Public Square and Gardens You will find everything you need at Hudson Yards—not 44 The Centerpiece of Hudson Yards to mention quite a bit of stuff you didn’t even know you 46 Observation Deck 48 Art Walk did. The following pages will clue you in to all that lies 50 More Right Outside Your Door just outside your door—every shop and service, every 52 Good Neighbors dining option and recreational possibility. And because 54 Live Better this part of town has so much else to offer, we’ve included 44 Beyond the Yards some maps to lead you to some worth-a-visit spots that 62 Errand Run are mere steps away. In all, consider this your curated 64 Art Trail guide to the best of the west (side), created by us to help 66 Highline Highlights you navigate this new neighborhood. 68 Wining and Dining 70 Watering Holes 72 Expeditions 74 Neighborhood Services 66

8 Hudson Yards Field Guide 9 the shops at Hudson Yards

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Retail Therapy Neiman Marcus Neiman Marcus FortyFiveTen Neiman Marcus Chanel Rejoice, all you fashion hounds and clotheshorses! The Shops Louis Vuitton at Hudson Yards is seven floors of retail, 100-plus boutiques in all. The showstopper? New York City’s first and only Neiman LEVEL 4

Marcus. There are lots of other cool “firsts” and “onlys” too. 3DEN H&M P Q We’ll tell you a little more about all of it on the pages to come. The Body Shop Micro Kick Board Zara

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Aritzia Kiehl’s Sephora Athleta Lululemon Sundays Banana Republic MAC Cosmetics Verizon Wireless H&M Origins Zara Jo Malone London Pandora

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AG Adriano Heidi Klein Muji Goldschmied Lovepop Rhone Atelier Cologne M. Gemi Stance Batch Mack Weldon Uniqlo B8TA Madewell Frankie CoLab Milk & Honey Babies

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Avant Gallery Kenzo* Tiffany & Co.* Brooks Brothers* Molton Brown* Tod’s Cartier Patek Philippe Tory Burch Coach Piaget Tumi The Conservatory Rolex Van Cleef & Arpels Cremieux Rudsak Vilebrequin Dior* Sally Hershberger Vitra Eyewear field note: Dunhill Scanlan Theodore Watches of Switzerland For an up-to-date list of stores, go to HudsonYardsNewYork.com. Fendi Stuart Weitzman Kate Spade Theory * Opening soon

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This city has never seen the likes of Hudson Yards before.

In part, that is because it has drawn a roster of brands that have Another example of shopping’s future, this eclectically curated never set up shop in this city before. boutique on Level 5 showcases the world’s most talented up-and- coming designers. Locations in Texas, California, and Aspen have already earned the brand a reputation for providing exacting taste in an undeniably urbane setting—the place trendsetters go to stay ahead of the curve. That reputation will only be burnished by this inaugural New York store.

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The Shops at Hudson Yards hosts an entire collection of New York newcomers. We are pleased to introduce you to:

Cremieux (Level 1): French-based but British-influenced preppy menswear brand offers an up-to-the-minute version of a timeless style.

Heidi Klein (Level 2): Women’s swimwear from England? Well, if it’s good enough for Jennifer Aniston, it has to be worth a visit.

Milk & Honey Babies (Level 2): NEIMAN MARCUS Commuting from New Jersey, this high-end, eco-friendly, mom- The luxury retailer’s debut in New York City is as the anchor of owned brand delivers answers to every new parent need.

The Shops at Hudson Yards, on the top three levels. In all, that’s Rhone (Level 2): Arriving from Connecticut, this startup—2016’s 188,000 square feet of fashion, beauty, and services, from personal hottest men’s activewear brand, says Forbes—has found its styling to shoe shines to floral arranging. The usual best-in-class brick-and-mortar setting. customer experience is further bolstered by top-notch architectural Rudsak (Level 1): Montreal-based brand brings its luxe rebel and interior design—including a collection of world-class art (see page chic to the United States in the form of updated leather and 48). Shoppers in need of refreshment have their choice of three dining knitwear classics. options: a fast-casual, grab-and-go at Cook & Merchants (Level 5); cocktails and casual dining at Bar Stanley (Level 6); and the more elegant experience of The Zodiac Rm. (Level 7).

14 Hudson Yards Field Guide 15 There’s home, office and now a “third space”—a serene, urban oasis for kicking back (nap pods, meditation areas), freshening up (shower rooms), and, yes, leaning in (fully equipped conference rooms, public areas, soundproof phone booths). You can also pick up some supplies and noshes in a pay-as-you-go model enhanced by seamless technology. Download the 3DEN app to gain access to the company’s first location here at Hudson Yards (Level 4).

Merging the person-to-person service of a multi-brand concept store with the convenience of online shopping in an immersive brick-and- mortar space, The Conservatory (Level 1) is a thoughtful curation of wardrobe and well-being. Informed by a fundamental notion of considered luxury, it presents unexpected edits of established brands and names primed for discovery, with pieces chosen on the basis of design, artisanship, sustainability, lasting value, and minimalist aesthetic. While you’re there, visit the flower shop and relax at the Teak Tearoom. It should come as no surprise that a place built on a foundation of innovation should be an incubator for some unique and envelope-pushing retail ideas.

The design masterminds of Snarkitecture, creators of avant garde installations throughout the world, have come home to curate another immersive and more permanent space on Level 2. Exhibitions change three times a year in this interactive playground for art- and fun-loving visitors of all ages. A specialized retail experience featuring custom merchandise, art, and specialized sweets (in partnership with Kith Treats) complements the installation of the moment.

field note: Working at Hudson Yards has its privileges. For a full list of office- tenant programs, visit TheYardsNYC.com.

16 Hudson Yards Field Guide 17 HUDSON YARDS HOSPITALITY

The Procrastinator’s For a client thank you To make a co-worker’s day For your secret snowflake Because great collaborations Because they helped dig you out Because you may as well mix in an Gift Guide should never be taken for granted. when you felt buried. energy boost with the good cheer. Safe bet: Bottle of fine wine Safe bet: A desk plant Safe bet: Coffee shop gift card Unexpected treat: Bottle of Unexpected treat: A gift certificate Unexpected treat: Fancy travel mug fine mezcal for a nice long nap Where to shop Where to shop Where to shop Blue Bottle Coffee, Level 2 Citarell Wine & Spirits, 3DEN, Level 4 Level 2

For a colleague’s birthday For a kid’s birthday For Valentine’s Day Because they’ll definitely Because all of us can use a little less Because some traditions shouldn’t offer you a bite. screentime. be messed with. Safe bet: Black and white Safe bet: Magic set Safe bet: Dark chocolate truffles Unexpected treat: Dark chocolate mini cookies Unexpected treat: truffles (Repeat: some traditions Unexpected treat: Kidrobot figurines shouldn’t be messed with) Chocolate babka Where to shop Where to shop Where to shop You know the dilemma: William Greenberg, Level 3 P Q, Level 4 Li-Lac Chocolates, Level 4 Either show up empty handed (the worst!) or grab whatever you can find on the way to that thing you’re already late for. Well say goodbye to that feeling For a baby shower For a dinner-party host For a weekend-in-the- of dread forever. At The Shops Because both parent and child are Because surely someone else country host going to need a soothing touch. will bring the wine. Because you want them to invite at Hudson Yards, a variety of Safe bet: A set of baby lotions Safe bet: A scented candle you back again. awesome presents like these Unexpected treat: Post-natal Unexpected treat: A donation to a Safe Bet: Ceramic vase massage gift certificate local food bank in their name Unexpected treat: A gift box of is close at hand. nontoxic, cruelty-free nail polish Where to shop Where to shop Milk & Honey Babies, Level 2 Jo Malone London, Level 3 Where to shop Sundays, Level 3

18 Hudson Yards Field Guide 19 the restaurants at Hudson Yards

20 Hudson Yards Field Guide 21 Lots on Your Plate LEVEL 7 LEVEL 6 Zodiac Rm.* Estiatorio Milos TAK Room A delectable fantasy is being served up at Hudson Yards. Bar Stanley* Cafés, fast-casual choices, and elegant eateries. Local purveyors and international markets. It’s all here—at The Shops & LEVEL 5 Restaurants at Hudson Yards and around the campus—and all Bouchon Bakery TAK Room Bar & Lounge from an esteemed lineup of kitchen wizards co-curated by Santorini Wine Bar by Milos Wild Ink legendary Chef Thomas Keller and Kenneth Himmel, President Kawi Cook & Merchants* and CEO of Related Urban. What’s on the menu? The following Peach Mart pages shed some light.

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Belcampo Li-Lac Chocolates Dylan’s Candy Bar Queensyard Hudson Yards Grill Shake Shack Jack’s Stir Brew Coffee

LEVEL 3 elsewhere at hudson yards... Bluestone Lane Van Leeuwen Ice Cream 10 HUDSON YARDS William Greenberg Mercado Little Spain (Leña, Mar, Spanish Diner) sweetgreen LEVEL 2

30 HUDSON YARDS Blue Bottle Coffee Jack’s Stir Brew Citarella Citarella Wine & Spirits Restaurant and event field note: The Drug Store space by rhubarb at Fuku Observation Deck** To book tables at participating Kith Treats at Snark Park restaurants in our collection, use 35 HUDSON YARDS the app from Resy, a partner of Steven Starr restaurant** Hudson Yards. LEVEL 1 55 HUDSON YARDS Teak Tearoom (in The Conservatory) Maison Kayser**

*in Neiman Marcus **Opening soon 22 Hudson Yards Field Guide 23 “We’re all about the meat. Our The Art of the Meal restaurant is about our burgers, our steaks, but really every There is something for every palate at Hudson Yards. type of meat, all 100% organic We asked just a few of the many notable chefs here what and from our farm. We’re a they are cooking up for you. fast-casual location; you can get in and out in less than 45 minutes.” CHEF ANYA FERNALD, BELCAMPO (Level 4)

“I love to make diners feel special one person at a time. So we’re focusing on classic American dishes, made with great ingredients. We want to be a casual and comfortable neighborhood restaurant, somewhere people will want to visit again and again.”

CHEF MICHAEL LOMONACO, HUDSON YARDS GRILL (Level 4) “When you think about a dinner table, it’s an extraordinary moment of intimacy, a moment when you’re sharing something that nurtures you. Certainly, the food nurtures you but more importantly you’re nurturing each other. We want to take that idea of nurturing and extend it beyond the restaurant. And I think that when we talk “I want to actually create my about these places at Hudson Yards what we’re talking about is own style; something fun those rare moments when you can be with somebody and experi- and out of the ordinary. I ence something that will be a memory.” want to introduce not-typ- ical, lesser-known Korean

CHEF THOMAS KELLER, TAK ROOM (Level 6), BOUCHON BAKERY (Level 5), food, and I want to make it AND CO-CURATOR, THE RESTAURANTS AT HUDSON YARDS engaging and fun.”

CHEF EUNJO PARK, KAWI (Level 5)

24 Hudson Yards Field Guide 25 Brew It Yourself #WTF First … how to brew a pro-style cup at your desk. Note: Don’t be offended—it stands for The Expert Michael Phillips, Director of Coffee Culture, Blue Bottle Coffee Where’s the Food? Of course, our baristas always grind their beans to order, but that loud whir From early-morning jumpstart to late-night snack, your every won’t endear you to office mates. So be a good neighbor and grind at home hunger and hankering is well covered. (or buy some of our preground, premeasured, hermetically sealed envelopes), before trying this fool-proof, pour-over method. (I’d recommend The Blue Bottle Dripper paired with our bamboo filters, but of course I would.)

• Boil 1 1⁄2 cups of water. • Place filter in dripper. Set dripper on top of mug. Add ground coffee to filter; tap side to level grounds. • In spiral motion from edge to center, pour just enough water to saturate grounds (about 1⁄4 cup). Pause for 30 seconds so coffee Death Before Decaf! Back in the day, an Ethiopian goatherder watched can “bloom.” his flock rev up after eating red berries off a native shrub, and now we all begin our mornings the same way. But if you’re doing it, you should • In spiral motion working from center to edge then back to center, slowly pour remaining water over coffee in three equal pours, do it right. There are many coffee-centric spots at Hudson Yards, and we pausing after each until water recedes almost completely. asked some of them to help you get the most from your caffeine fix. • Remove dripper. (Quickly place filter in garbage or on some otherwise disposable piece of paper; coffee stains!) Enjoy.

field note: where to go for a cup of joe

Blue Bottle Coffee, The Shops & Restaurants, Level 2 • Bluestone Lane, The Shops Jack’s Stir Brew Coffee, The Shops & Restaurants, Level 4 and 30 Hudson Yards • & Restaurants, Level 3 • Bouchon Bakery, The Shops & Restaurants, Level 5 • Maison Kayser, 55 Hudson Yards • Queensyard, The Shops & Restaurants, Cook & Merchants (at Neiman Marcus), The Shops & Restaurants, Level 5 • Level 4 • Teak Tearoom (at Conservatory), The Shops & Restaurants, Level 1 • Think Coffee, Abington House

26 Hudson Yards Field Guide 27 #WTF Pours and Pairs Coffee as Cure Hey, a person’s got to eat, too. And you thought the energy boost was all your morning joe was good for. The Expert Chef Alessandra Altieri Lopez, Culinary The Expert Georgia Goldsbrough-Reardon, Education Director, Director, Bouchon Bakeries Bluestone Lane

You’re sipping … You’re munching ... Matcha latte: A smooth, rich and enticing blend of high grade Saemidori A blueberry muffin with an almond streusel topping. and Goko varietals, which naturally detoxifies the body while providing Coffee The tartness of the berries and saltiness of the almonds complement the natural bitterness of the drink. fiber, chlorophyll, vitamins, and most notably, antioxidants.

Espresso A macaron. A bold shot calls for a sweeter, richer pastry. Beet Latte: This dehydrated beetroot and almond milk drink, mixed Chocolate éclair. The fruity and floral chocolate custard Latte filling—the darker the better—stands up to the steamed with a dash of cocoa powder, can help reduce blood pressure and pro- and foamed milk. mote healthy digestion. Added bonus: Betacyanin, the bright magenta Our Bouchon brownie. Its richness brings out the natural pigment, is another powerful antioxidant. Cold brew chocolate undertones of the coffee.

Herbal tea Shortbread. A delicate flavor requires a subtle partner. Golden Latte: This combination of turmeric, spice, cinnamon, ginger, black pepper, and almond milk, is a natural antiseptic and antibacterial agent, as well as a detoxifier. Bean There, Drank That Most everyone likes coffee, but New Yorkers like it the most, drinking seven times more than any other city’s denizens. But that doesn’t mean we all love the same varietal. The Expert Jack Mazzola, Founder, Jack’s Stir Brew Coffee

Our traditional Stir Brew Roast is made from organic, fair-trade, shade-grown beans from Guatemala (for earthiness), Honduras (for color), and Mexico (for the chocolate undertone), but I also recommend:

Ethiopian: Very floral— too much so for certain palates —but some smaller growers also produce beans that yield a complex yet low-acid cup. Dominican: Higher-altitude, shade-grown beans from this Caribbean island offers a mix of earthiness and sweetness. Jamaican: A little pricier, but the soil profile and altitude of the Blue Mountains make for an intense flavor profile.

Whatever the varietal, though, make sure you go organic. The flavor profile is more pure and delicious, not masked by pesticides and chemicals. And make sure you go fair trade too. You want to guarantee those hard-working families a good wage, don’t you?

28 Hudson Yards Field Guide 29 #WTF Is it Lunch Yet?

We can’t wait for noon to roll around, and yet it is a hard workday truth: Lunch rarely gets the attention it deserves. More often than not, most of us just head to the same deli to place the same order because it’s fast and easy. And that’s if there’s even time to leave our desk. That stops now. Our food-forward friends at Citarella are here with tips that are guaranteed to help you rediscover the glory of the midday meal. (And, yes, you can get versions of most everything below at Citarella’s store on Level 2 of The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards.)

2. WHEN IN DOUBT, VISIT THE ROTISSERIE A single roast chicken goes a long way. Pick one up at the beginning of the week, and it can get you through two or three meals. Eat it as is or in a sandwich, or stop by the salad bar, choose your favorite ingredients and invent a tasty bowl.

3. EAT WELL, BE WELL Call it culinary self-care—treating yourself to something you might not usually think to eat at your desk. Grilled fish, for example, is a fast, fresh, 1. STASH SOME FLAVOR IN YOUR DESK healthy—and too-often-neglected—lunch option. Exactly the right size There’s no easier way to raise the quality of office lunches than with a few for a single meal, it costs about as much as a good burger. Decadent? well-chosen spices and condiments. Tastes will vary, but results will not. Hardly. More like what lunch should be. You won’t go wrong with this starter kit:

• sea salt grinder • 100% Sicilian extra virgin 4. MAKE IT A PARTY • black peppercorn grinder olive oil Any workday lunch tastes better when it’s shared. And nothing shares • crushed chili pepper flakes • balsamic vinegar quite like pizza. Are we partial to our thin-crust, brick-oven Margherita with tender artichokes and fragrant Italian sausage? Well, yeah (although we’ll make you whatever you want). But the more important point is that any office lunch is improved when it’s experienced with colleagues. field note: grab-and-go or a quick bite?

Belcampo, The Shops & Restaurants, Level 4 • Bouchon Bakery, The Shops & Peach Mart, The Shops & Restaurants, Level 5 • Queensyard, The Shops & Restaurants, Level 5 • Citarella, The Shops & Restaurants, Level 2 • Fuku, The Shops Restaurants, Level 4 • Santorini Wine Bar by Milos, The Shops & Restaurants, & Restaurants, Level 2 • Maison Kayser, 55 Hudson Yards • Mercado Little Spain, Level 5 • Shake Shack, The Shops & Restaurants, Level 4 • sweetgreen, 10 10 Hudson Yards • Bar Stanley (Neiman Marcus), The Shops & Restaurants, Level 6 • Hudson Yards • Zodiac Rm. (Neiman Marcus), The Shops & Restaurants, Level 7

30 Hudson Yards Field Guide 31 #WTF Instead of ... Vodka and Soda. Try a ... Gin and Tonic. The Happiest Hour Think about it: gin is essentially a flavored vodka, starting as a neutral-grain spirit before being passed through botanicals to pick up flavor. And to When 5 o’clock hits (or 6 or 7 or 8…), you’ll find lots of winding- those of you who say gin makes you sick, may we suggest that’s because it’s down spots at Hudson Yards. But after a long workday, who has higher in alcohol content than most other spirits. Solution: Sip a little slower. (That makes it better for the budget too.) any outside-the-box thinking left to expend on your cocktail order? Not to worry, a couple of our resident mixologists have some interesting alternatives that you can order at their establishments Instead of a … Negroni. Try an ... Old Pal. The Negroni is the easiest cocktail to fiddle with because you can or concoct at home. switch out a component or two and still end up with something suitably quenching. For example, swap the gin for rye and—voila!—an Old Pal. (Flip the bitter—Campari for Suze—and the sweet—Vermouth Rosso to Vermouth Bianco—and you’re drinking a White Negroni. Either way garnish with a lemon twist not an orange one.)

Instead of a ... Manhattan or Old Fashioned. Try a ... Manhattan or Old Fashioned, with a tweak. In place of rye, order it with armagnac, another higher-proof, oak-aged spirit. Brandy used to be the king of cocktail spirits, but it’s underutilized today. Frankly, it has more complexity than bourbon or rye.

Our friends at Wild Ink feature a cocktail menu that leans heavily on sake- and tea-based drinks. But they’ve got more ideas than they FROM THE TEAM AT QUEENSYARD: know what to do with, so here’s one they’re happy to give to you: Instead of a … Moscow Mule. Try a … Mamie Taylor. Royal Dutch Tea Cocktail Brew tea then mix it with It’s basically the cocktail you’re used to with a blended Scotch substitut- 35 ml of genever honey at a ratio of 2 to 1. ing for the vodka. The flavor adds depth, enhanced by some angostura 25 ml of ratafia (or peach liqueur) Add remaining ingredients bitters too. Try it even if you aren’t partial to Scotch; the ginger beer 20 ml of grapefruit juice and ice. downplays the whiskey taste. 20 ml Earl Grey tea Manuka honey Stir and pour.

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Bar Stanley (Neiman Marcus), The Shops & Restaurants, Level 6 • Belcampo, The Restaurants, Level 4 • Santorini Wine Bar by Milos, The Shops & Restaurants, Level 5 Shops & Restaurants, Level 4 • The Drug Store, The Shops & Restaurants, Level 2 • • TAK Room Bar & Lounge, The Shops & Restaurants, Level 5 • Wild Ink, The Shops Hudson Yards Grill, The Shops & Restaurants, Level 4 • Kawi, The Shops & Restau- & Restaurants, Level 5 • Zodiac Rm. (Neiman Marcus), The Shops & Restaurants, rants, Level 5 • Mercado Little Spain, 10 Hudson Yards • Queensyard, The Shops & Level 7 • Or if you want a bottle to take home with you: Citarella Wine & Spirits, The Shops & Restaurants, Level 2

32 Hudson Yards Field Guide 33 #WTF Hudson Yards Grill Estiatorio Milos Fresh seafood with a Homey American Mediterranean touch in Chews Your Own Adventure cooking and a vibe an elegant setting to match There’s so much great food waiting for you to dig into at Hudson Yards, but we’re all types of eateries serving all kinds of cuisines for all manner of needs. YES pescatarians You can’t go wrong no matter where you end up. That said, too much choice doesn’t sit well with a growling stomach. So, here’s just one way to narrow things down before the dinner bell rings. wait, my client Note: All restaurants are at The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards, decided to stay at unless otherwise indicated. the Equinox Hotel® family in NO town? Queensyard need to make Classic and an impression? contemporary British are you dishes for a modern hungry? YES New York clientele Stephen Starr’s restaurant* business Award-winning also, it’s meeting? restaurateur’s latest, in NO 35 Hudson Yards friday and YES we’re parched but nothing too fancy TAK Room Bar Stanley Luxury “continental The event Light bites and lots to cuisine” from space at the wash them down with in Climb NO legendary Chef Observation Deck* clubby surroundings Heatherwick’s Thomas Keller (at 30 Hudson Yards) staircases to Belcampo The views and venue work up an Burgers, high-quality you’d expect from appetite meats and other the 101st floor healthy, organic fare actually, someone that went well. I’m thinking special? we’re getting international married! asian? YES nevermind, I just want NO some dessert Kawi Mercado But not the same Little Spain NOT korean? old, from the latest Van Leeuwen (at 10 Hudson Yards) SURE in the Momofuku Ice Cream Three casual options Wild Ink empire Artisanal cups and cones in one Iberian- High-energy spot in a host of classic and infused food hall serving a pan- exotic flavors Asian menu *Opening soon 34 Hudson Yards Field Guide 35 Mercado Little Spain

What do you get when one Spanish culinary icon joins forces with two others? A flavorful love letter to their country’s cuisine. Mercado Little Spain, from José Andrés and brothers Ferran and Albert Adrià, is a 35,000-square-foot, all-day dining destination and market, inspired by the historic food halls of their home, cozily ensconced at 10 Hudson Yards. Here, in an enticing stew of culinary choices, you can grab a quick lunch to bring back to your desk or linger over a leisurely dinner. Besides a trio of sit-down eateries, there are also bars (stop by to watch the fútbol!) and a collection of stalls serving tapas and pintxos like Spanish jamón, churros, and fried seafood. Plus, there are plenty of savory supplies for sale if you want to do a little cooking for yourself. ¿Tienes hambre?

36 Hudson Yards Field Guide 37 what to see and do at Hudson Yards

38 Hudson Yards Field Guide 39 Wellness at Hudson Yards TRAINING TRICKS FOR THE HIGH–PERFORMANCE LIFE EQUINOX HOTEL®, SPA AND FITNESS CLUB Your Wellness Guru David Harris, the SOULCYCLE architect of health and performance at AT 35 HUDSON YARDS Equinox® and a proponent of the three key elements for a healthy lifestyle—Movement, The largest flagship gym in the Equinox franchise—a.k.a. Nutrition, Regeneration. Here’s his advice the ultimate temple of well-being—is coming to 35 Hudson to find the right balance for your body. Yards. Imagine more than 60,000 square feet of state-of-the- art equipment, indoor and outdoor pools , hot new classes, Change up your routine: If you are a dedicated weight lifter, explore yoga. and top-quality trainers, plus a clinically proven approach to Love spinning or running? Try loaded movement or resistance training. It forces adaptation neurologically, which is essential for aging well. conditioning. Those who prefer their workout on two wheels can clip in and start pedaling at the SoulCycle in the building. Redefine the power lunch: Grabbing something to go? Make sure it’s organic and, as much as possible, not packaged or processed. My lunches tend to be 70 percent vegetables/30 percent protein, though I don’t eat the same thing every day. I don’t want to be bored, and it’s important to vary your nutrients.

Breathe better: As in, don’t hold your breath (you do it more than you think you do). Also: in through the nose, out through the mouth. If you are wearing a heart rate monitor, you’ll see a 5-10 BPM drop.

Combat the mid-afternoon crash without carbs: Vitamin B12—it’s a nutrient we are often lacking. I put a drop under the tongue so it can be rapidly absorbed.

Buy a nice water bottle: And keep it with you as you go about your day, just as you do your phone. I’ve made a habit of filling my bottle as soon as it’s empty, as a cue, and I drink 3 to 4 liters a day.

Stop multitasking: It’s officially not good for you and it makes you less efficient. It also builds amyloid plaques, which are the same type of plaque that clogs the heart.

Get some sleep: Seven hours, at a minimum. And practice good hygiene— no technology one hour before bedtime, keep your room chilly and make sure it is blacked out. Light is a chief disruptor of the body clock.

40 Hudson Yards Field Guide 41 The Public Square and Gardens

Once the western portion of Hudson Yards is completed, half of the campus will be parks and plazas. That includes five acres of gardens and greenery in the Eastern Yard alone, filled with more than 28,000 plants, 200 trees—many native to New York—and one attention- drawing landmark designed by Thomas Heatherwick. Though there’s no shortage of places to enjoy it, we’d like to direct you to the mile-long bench that lines the path. (Bring your laptop, so your boss won’t mind if you stay a bit longer.) We asked our landscape architect to take us on an insider’s tour of the outdoor spaces. For an up-close view of Heatherwick’s interactive structure, turn the page.

Your Guide Thomas Woltz, lures for pollinators. Meanwhile, we principal of Nelson Byrd Woltz, will get to enjoy a palette of and creator of iconic public spaces gorgeous colors, from flowers like Houston’s Memorial Park, in the summer, leaves in autumn, the Devonian Botanic Garden in and colorful plant stems and Alberta, Canada, and Cornwall Park interesting bark in winter. in Auckland, New Zealand. Do you have a special spot? There’s that long bench that is essentially the city’s front porch—the ultimate spot for people watching. It sits under a colonnade of black gum trees whose horizontal branches create a ceiling that keeps things on a human scale. The leaves of the field note black gums turn a beautiful scarlet What was your inspiration? in the fall. The plants and trees have Have you ever taken a trip north to their own climate-control system. Harriman State Park in Garrison? Last request. Rock our world. To combat the 150-degree We captured a piece of Hudson Valley The island of Manhattan is built atop temperatures generated by the and put it in the North Garden—every three types of rock: schist, marble, rail yards below, cooling water cir- layer from the oaks and hickories to and granite. And in a nod to the culates through underground tubes the flowering shrubs below. We’re local geological history, it is that last representing the whole balanced one we used to build the plaza’s around the root systems ecology, a forest in the heart of the city. pavement. This isn’t your usual of the Hudson Yards’ landscaping. sidewalk. Varying shades of the gray A system of 15 large fans—the So the bees and birds stone create a mesmerizing elliptical type usually found in jet engines— are going to be happy? pattern that can be discerned from also help by blowing 45-mph Butterflies too. The flowering the ground but gets more beautiful fresh air breezes toward the tracks. trees in the understory are fantastic the higher you go.

42 Hudson Yards Field Guide 43 The Centerpiece of Hudson Yards

With 154 interconnected flights of stairs—that’s almost 2,500 indi- vidual steps!—and 80 landings, this is one monument that lifts the public, literally as well as figuratively. That’s roughly a mile’s worth of pathways in all, or an infinite number of ways to view Hudson Yards, the city and each other. But though the views are priceless, the experience is free. Oh, and don’t worry if you’re not much for climbing: There’s an elevator too. “It’s like a platform for life, a playground for humans.” —THOMAS HEATHERWICK

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Want to climb the staircases? Of course you do! Get your tickets at NewYorksStaircase.com.

44 Hudson Yards Field Guide 45 OPENING SOON Observation Deck

30 Hudson Yards, the neighborhood’s tallest tower, is the lofty perch of the highest manmade outdoor viewing area in the western hemisphere (fifth-highest in the world). Accessible from the 100th floor, the platform offers previously unseen city vistas. The view inside, though, is spectacular too: a one-of-a- kind event space, programmed by renowned hospitality group, rhubarb, that makes celebrations in the sky a reality.

JIGSAW PUZZLE IN THE SKY The observation deck is made up of 15 primary sections comprised of steel and glass that have been bolted together and anchored to the east and south sides of the building. The result: a 7,500-square-foot outdoor viewing area more than 1,100 feet above the ground. WIDE ANGLE LENS An angled glass wall, nine COMMUNING IN THE CLOUDS feet tall, encircles the A unique event space is housed on the deck, providing unpar- 101st floor of the tower. The 10,000-square- alleled vistas of the New foot bar, restaurant, and staging area will be York skyline—and dramatic rhubarb’s first venture outside of London. sunsets to the west.

BIRD’S-EYE VIEW A window in the floor offers a breath-taking perspective of the neighborhood below.

field note: Stay on top of observation deck news, including when it will open and how to buy tickets when it does, at HudsonYardsNewYork.com.

46 Hudson Yards Field Guide 47 AT NEIMAN MARCUS Come for the shopping, stay for the art. Specifically, photos by Bill Art Walk Cunningham and Roxanne Lowit, Alexander Calder’s Maripose, Halston sketches and more. Hudson Yards may be surrounded by world-class galleries, but there’s plenty of art right on campus. Which is nice, and not just AT 30 HUDSON YARDS because gazing at it can relieve mental fatigue. Here’s where to go Jaume Plensa’s Voices This site-specific installation includes when you need to clear your head. suspended steel spheres—weighing from 400 pounds to more than 5,000—and mixed elements like stainless steel lettering.

AT 50 HUDSON YARDS Frank Stella’s sculptures Stacked stars of painted steel, aluminum, and fiberglass and a second multicolor, hanging installation will grace the lobby, when the building opens in 2022.

AT 55 HUDSON YARDS Financier Steven Cohen’s lauded art collection includes works by de Koon- ing, Warhol, Picasso and Pollock, among others, and some of them will rotate through this lobby. First up, a multimedia piece by Richard Prince.

AT 10 HUDSON YARDS Jonathan Borofsky’s Human Sculptures and the Light of Consciousness THE SHED Not only does The Shed offer a full calendar of events and performances The sculptor and painter is known for monumental works, like this one (see page 51), it also funds Open Call, a citywide commissioning program with polycarbonate interlocking figures in the west lobby. for artists of all disciplines. Their work is on display here.

Thomas Heatherwick’s Spun An exploration into “whether the process of And if you have a few more minutes … metal spinning could be used to create something to sit on” resulted in

this rotating rocker. Go ahead, take a load off. HIGH LINE NINE Just a short walk away, at 507 W. AT THE SHOPS & RESTAURANTS AT HUDSON YARDS 27th Street, this dynamic space is Off The Wall Local artists depict the past, present, and future of Hudson one part museum, one part gallery Yards for this ongoing exhibit, curated by Culture Corps, and on view and one part art fair. It is home to throughout the retail complex. Some of the creators swing by to meet a range of galleries, including Paul and greet, too, so check our calendar of events. And be ready: Visitors Kasmin’s new flagship, and a café, get to finish some of the pieces. Il Piccolo, if you want to stay for lunch.

48 Hudson Yards Field Guide 49 More Right Outside DOG CITY @ ABINGTON HOUSE, 500 W. 30TH ST. Your Door Live or work at Hudson Yards and your pets get perks too. Specifically, the opportunity to hang out at Dog City, the luxurious canine haven. Drop off your Whether that itch is contagious, cultural or canine, pups and they can frolic with pals while you’re out and about. They can get a Hudson Yards has you well covered. (Come on, how many checkup, too; it’s one of the many available coddling services. Going away? places can say that?) There’s boarding at The Inn.

MT. SINAI-HUDSON YARDS HEALTH CENTER 55 HUDSON YARDS THE SHED | WEST 30TH ST. AT 10TH AVE. HOSPITAL FOR SPECIAL SURGERY CLINIC New York’s only transformable multi-arts center marries technological 35 HUDSON YARDS innovation and artistic experimentation in a unique year-round cultural feast. Mt. Sinai’s state-of-the-art medical facility is available conveniently Adjacent to 15 Hudson Yards and bordering the Public Square and Gardens, (and exclusively) to Hudson Yards’ residents, employees, and your The Shed brings formative performers—from Bjork to Boots Riley—and families. It offers a full array of services—from primary care to pioneering installations from across the globe to your backyard. The prescription delivery to alternative therapies—to fit your needs, building, too, is a star in its own right, with a shell that moves to respond to and extended hours to fit your schedule. Meanwhile, the staff at artist and audience needs. the Hospital of Special Surgery’s clinic is on hand to X-ray your bad back or help you rehab that bum knee. field note: Working at Hudson Yards has its privileges. For a full list of office- tenant programs, visit TheYardsNYC.com.

50 Hudson Yards Field Guide 51 Good Neighbors

There are many ways to make a strong first impression in the neighborhood, but making someone else’s life a little better has to rank high on the list. We asked a philanthropic pro for some tips on how to get involved with local charity work.

The Expert Deborah Smith is the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut Community Affairs Manager for Wells Fargo, the preferred bank of Hudson Yards, so she knows about giving back. In 2018 alone, Wells Fargo pledged $1 million to charity—every single day. Responsible for organizing the company’s philanthropic efforts throughout the region, Smith has overseen countless volunteer outings and fundraising events, including with the non-profit organizations mentioned below. This is what she’s learned along the way:

If you don’t know where to start … a morning person—what better If you’re flying solo … If you want to make it a group Begin with what you are good at way to start the day than with When you’re new to an area, endeavor … or passionate about. Maybe you’re an early shift at a food pantry? volunteering is a great way to Company-wide charity events are interested in financial education New York Common Pantry build personal relationships with fantastic team-building experiences. or empowering women. You’ll (nycommonpantry.org), which likeminded people. That’s why at If your company doesn’t have such want to look for an organization supplies food and support services Wells Fargo we purposely choose events on the calendar, the easiest like Bottomless Closet to nearly 400,000 locals, serves organizations that reach into the path might be to find causes already (bottomlessclosetnyc.org), breakfast every day at 7 a.m. community, like God’s Love We represented at work in some way. which provides professional and Deliver (glwd.org), which brings Maybe your boss is on a nonprofit educational resources to women If you want to get your kids meals to those housebound with board or a colleague is connected seeking to re-enter the workforce. involved … serious illnesses. Food is both a to a charitable organization. Instilling women with the tools Community gardens and symbol of warmth and a natural Once you okay the outing with a and confidence to succeed art projects or refurbishing human connector. But not all supervisor, identify who will help is an incredible volunteering neighborhood schools are organizations are solo-volunteer you get the message out—and how. experience. great entry points for the next friendly, so, again, some due Will it take a few email reminders to generation of philanthropists, and diligence might be necessary get the team on board? Probably. If you’re overbooked … there are opportunities of each before you show up for service. In the end, though, everyone will Busy urban lives make it hard to kind near Hudson Yards. Not all agree that whatever the effort, it was prioritize charity work. Luckily, volunteer opportunities are family- worth it. plenty of organizations offer friendly though. So, be sure to vet flexible volunteer hours. Say you’re the experience beforehand.

52 Hudson Yards Field Guide 53 Live Better

Our luxury condominiums and residential rental buildings— both at Hudson Yards and right nearby—are designed to meet your every need, from the perfect location to rare urban amenities. These buildings offer a living experience that surpasses the finest residential and hospitality offerings in the world.

15 HUDSON YARDS | LUXURY CONDOMINIUM Choose your ultimate abode from one of the five residence types and two design palettes available at 15 Hudson Yards, an elegant 88-story tower designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro in collaboration with Rockwell Group and the architect of record, Ishmael Leyva Architects. Formed by four graceful arcs, the building offers panoramic views in every direction. The amenities, spanning floors 50 and 51 include 12,000 square feet of spa, salon and fitness facilities, and a variety of gathering spaces: lounges, private dining suites, a club room, and a collaborative work area.

On-site sales gallery and model residences open. (212) 385-1515, or visit FifteenHudsonYards.com

Exclusive Marketing & Sales Agents: Related Sales LLC & Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group. All images, artists’ renderings, representations and interior decorations, finishes, appliances and furnishings are provided for illustrative purposes only and have been compiled from sources deemed reliable. Though information is believed to be correct, it is presented subject to errors, omissions, changes and withdrawal without notice. Sponsor reserves the right to make changes in accordance with the offering plan. The complete offering terms are in an offering plan available from Sponsor, ERY South Residential Tower LLC c/o The Related Companies, L.P., 60 Columbus Circle, New York, New York 10023. File No. CD15-0325. Equal Housing Opportunity.

54 Hudson Yards Field Guide 55 35 HUDSON YARDS | LUXURY CONDOMINIUM This exceptional limestone tower, designed by David Childs and Skidmore Owings & Merrill, with interiors by Tony Ingrao, houses 143 exclusive for-sale residences, a 200-plus-room Equinox Hotel®, a world- class 60,000 square foot Equinox fitness club and a spa. 35 Hudson Yards, which stands 1,000 feet, is the tallest residential building at Hudson Yards and thus offers views never seen from Manhattan’s West Side.

On-site sales gallery and model residences open. (212) 385-3535, or visit 35HudsonYards.com

520 WEST 28TH | LUXURY CONDOMINIUM Located directly on the High Line in West Chelsea, the center of New York’s art world, 520 West 28th is designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Zaha Hadid. The 39 unique residences, ranging in size from two to five bedrooms, embody Hadid’s world-renowned design vision. One-of-a-kind amenities include a sky-lit pool, spa suite, fitness center, private IMAX® theatre and robotic parking.

On-site sales gallery and model residences open. (212) 502-5528, or visit 520w28.com.

Exclusive Marketing & Sales Agents: Related Sales LLC & Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group. All images, artist’s renderings, representations and interior decorations, finishes, appliances and furnishings are provided for illustrative purposes only and have been compiled from sources deemed reliable. Sponsor reserves the right to Exclusive Marketing & Sales Agents: Related Sales LLC & Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group. The complete offering make changes in accordance with the offering plan. The complete offering terms are in an offering plan available terms are in an offering plan available from sponsor. File No. CD14 – 0111. Sponsor: 28th Highline Associates, L.L.C., from Sponsor, ERY North Tower RHC Tenant LLC c/o The Related Companies, L.P., 60 Columbus Circle, New York, c/o The Related Companies, L.P., 60 Columbus Circle, New York, New York 10023. Property Address: 520 West 28th New York 10023. File No. 16-0313. Equal Housing Opportunity. Street, New York, New York 10001. Sponsor reserves the right to make changes in accordance with the terms of the Offering Plan. Equal Housing Opportunity.

56 Hudson Yards Field Guide 57 ONE HUDSON YARDS | 530 W. 30TH ST. | LUXURY RENTAL One Hudson Yards is a stunning new collection of one- to three- bedroom residences that surpass the expectations of the most discerning residents, marrying an owner-like experience with the flexibility that renting offers. Spaces in this contemporary architectural icon feature 10-foot-high ceilings, Miele appliances, bespoke finishes and unparalleled views of Hudson Yards, the Hudson River, West Chelsea and Downtown. The shining list of amenities includes an 82-foot-long lap pool and spa, a bowling alley, basketball court, children’s playroom, penthouse terrace and lounge, valet in-building parking and exclusive access to Hudson Yards benefits and services.

ABINGTON HOUSE | 500 W. 30TH ST. | LUXURY RENTAL Inspired by the industrial frame of the High Line, which it overlooks, Abington House boasts luxury rental apartments that juxtapose the exciting energy of New York’s next great neighborhood with the enduring strength that lies at the city’s core. Designed by iconic architectural firm Robert A.M. Stern, with interiors by renowned designer Clodagh, this solid brick building with the city’s most dynamic park at its doorstep offers a state-of-the-art fitness center, The Sanctuary, designed for complete silence, a Dog City for your four-legged friends, sun terrace, private entertainment lounges and more.

For a full list of luxury rental residences by Related, visit RelatedRentals.com or contact (646) 889-8924. Images are computer generated and indicative only. Additional charges may apply to building services, benefits and amenities. All features, specifications, benefits and services are subject to change and are not an essential, Images are computer generated and indicative only. Additional charges may apply to building services, benefits required or ancillary service provided by the landlord. Copyright 2018 Related. Equal Housing Opportunity. and amenities. All features, specifications, benefits and services are subject to change and are not an essential, required or ancillary service provided by the landlord. Copyright 2018 Related. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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13. Elli’s Barbers Shop W 30TH ST W 30TH ST 314 W. 36th St. 5. Duane Reade 9 (212) 967-2693 15 455 W. 37th St. (212) 643-6090 14. Le Bon Nails & Spa 294 8th Ave. 6. Duane Reade (212) 242-2480 322 8th Ave. 6 (212) 255-5025 15. Orchid Spa 12 336 9th Ave. 7 7. NuCare Pharmacy & Surgical 14 (212) 868-5588 11 250 9th Ave. (212) 462-2525 W 23RD ST W 23RD ST W 23RD ST OFFICE SUPPLIES CHELSEA 16. Staples FLATIRON DRY CLEANERS 500 8th Ave. DISTRICT (212) 244-2681 8. Happy Cleaners 306 W. 37th St. (212) 695-1330

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H CHELSEA MARKET Rehabbed cookie factory— STARGAZING the birthplace of the Oreo!— Sessions hosted by Amateur is a mecca for shoppers Astronomers Association every I J (Anthropologie, Artists & Tuesday, April through October. Fleas, Bowery Kitchen Sup- H J plies) and snackers (Los Tacos No. 1, Num Pang, The Lobster Place, Fat Witch brownies). W 14TH ST K THE STANDARD, HIGH LINE WHITNEY Fuel for every mood: German beer gar- MUSEUM OF den, brasserie-style restaurant, sophisti- AMERICAN ART cated supper lounge and rooftop disco. L Home to one of Plus, a supremely browsable shop, and the city’s must-see an outdoor plaza with a winter ice rink. M collections.

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W 30TH ST 4 W 30TH ST 14 7. Death Avenue Brewing 17. Txikito 19 18 Company 240 9th Ave. 3 315 10th Ave. (212) 242-4730 15 7 (212) 695-8080 8 9 10 18. Walter’s Bar 2 8. Eagle 389 8th Ave. 554 W. 28th St. (212) 502-4023 13 (646) 473-1866 19. Whitmans 17 9. Gallow Green 331 10th Ave.

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440 W. 38th St. 323 W. 34th St. MOYNIHAN 9 PENN STATION/ STATION MADISON SQUARE (212) 570-4234 (212) 486-5065 HUDSON GARDEN YARDS 7 6 11 GARAGES RENTALS, TRUCK/VAN 3 5 W 30TH ST W 30TH ST 5. iPark 13. Chelsea Rental 15 8 570 W. 30th St. 500 W. 30th St. 13 (212) 967-7872 (212) 564-5065

6. LAZ Parking Lot 14. U-Haul Moving & 300 W. 31st St. Storage of Chelsea (212) 912-0130 536 W. 23rd St. (212) 620-4177 7. Meyers Parking 340 W. 31st St. 15. Manhattan Mini Storage (212) 594-1915 541 W. 29th St. W 23RD ST W 23RD ST W 23RD ST (646) 786-7205 14 CHELSEA 8. MPG Parking FLATIRON 500 W. 30th St. DISTRICT (212) 967-2330

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