New York Mirror Floor Building

SUMMIT One Vanderbilt is New York 's latest observation viewpoint, soon opening to the public on top of the KPF-designed tower. Featuring an observation deck, skyboxes, an all. As you enter SUMMIT One Vanderbilt, you'll see how the NYC mirror building provides a key, state-of-the-art commercial space, attracting prominent companies and serving as a hub for business activities.

This presence of thriving commerce mirrors the economic vitality and entrepreneurial leanings that define the city. "Air" is a multi-sensory art experience by Kenzo Digital that uses mirrors to challenge one's perception of space. A skyscraper in New York has unveiled a dizzying new tourist attraction - a glass-bottomed mirrored 1,000ft observation deck.

Summit, the sky. The visit begins by taking people up to the 91st floor of the building in a fully mirrored elevator (named Ascent), complete with light and sound effects, as you go to the top. Upon arrival, visitors walk into another realm by way of the first mirror room where every step provides a new perspective on the city.

One the first floor are two smaller installations called "Reflect" and. The Summit at One Vanderbilt is the newest addition to New York City's classic observation decks. One Vanderbilt is a stunning, sensory overloading experience.

Enter the SUMMIT One Vanderbilt experience through Air, a stunning art installation by Kenzo Digital. Transcendence 1, the first exhibit, is a captivating mirror room with enormous windows displaying the city skyline and the Empire State Building in the foreground along with reflective surfaces that are cast against these windows. Feeling even more adventurous? Soar over 1,200 feet above New York City in the thrilling, all-glass "Ascent" elevators that will take you 364 feet up the side of the building.

Be astonished by the crystal clear views as you float your way to the highest panoramic viewing point in Midtown on the world's largest exterior glass. Summit is a trippy viewing experience that puts you into a mind. A mirrored, glass observation deck 1,000ft high at the top of a New York skyscraper has been unveiled.

The viewing deck in the clouds is open to the public to come and experience the dizzying.