From Macy's department store up to Central Park, the Midtown West skyline continues its rapid change. New developments dot the horizon, from the 45-story Bryant Park Tower, to Orion and Clinton West in the far west 40's, to the striking new Time Warner Center and Mandarin Oriental Hotel at Columbus Circle, where condo owners are afforded the city's most spectacular park and river views, and live music aficionados flock to hear the highest-profile names in jazz. Just blocks away, in the 50's on 6th Avenue, the renowned Radio City Music Hall, home of the world-famous Rockettes and “The Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular,” and Carnegie Hall venues provide more of the music and razzle-dazzle for which the city is famous, while nearby, NBC Studios and Rockefeller Center attract millions of visitors every year, particularly during the holiday season, when people come from all over the world to see the enormous Christmas tree and to skate at the skating rink in front of it. 30 Rockefeller Center, home of NBC Studios.
- Low-rise:
- Are small elevator buildings. Usually 10-12 stories.
