It’s been more than a decade since the city approved the rezoning of the area that would eventually become the Hudson Yards Special District, and in that time, the megaproject has basically remade the far west side of Manhattan. The 28-acre space that was previously home to rail yards (and little else) is busy with construction, and several of its skyscrapers are already on the rise. One of those, the office tower 10 Hudson Yards, welcomed its first tenants (Coach and L’Oreal, among others) earlier this year.
