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See How 432 Park Avenue Completely Dominates NYC's Skyline

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What's tall and white and seen all over? 432 Park Avenue, the city's (and the western hemisphere's) tallest residential building, which, when it tops out this fall, will measure in at an astounding 1,397 feet. The supertall tower will be the first in a coterie to breach a new height barrier in the city, and as such stands largely unsurpassed and agape for all to see—that is, until its neighbors catch up to it. We asked for your pictures of the staunch structure, and submissions ranged from points in Weehawken, NJ to Jamaica Bay and everywhere in between. Point is: this building is huge, it's noticeable, and it has already forever changed the New York City skyline. Oh, and if you think the views towards the building are bonkers, check out the views from the building, all the way from its cloud-grazing crown.

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Trump Tower

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Outside the Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue between 56th and 57th Streets.

East River Ferry Terminal North 6th Street/North Williamsburg Landing

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This photographer says 432 Park is "like your coworker spying on you over your cubicle. It's EVERYWHERE."

W New York Downtown

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1 Brooklyn Bridge Park

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From the condo building One Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Roosevelt Island

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Photo by Jeff Cross.

MTA Subway - Queensboro Plaza (N/Q/7)

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Well that's a nice subway platform view.

Central Park - The Ramble

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West 57th Street at West Side Highway

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Hey look! And there's Bjarke Ingels's pyramid.

Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum

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A view from the top of The Intrepid.

Madison avenue 59th street

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Central Park

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This image was captured in Central Park "somewhere in the 80's."

66 Rockwell Place

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From one of Downtown Brooklyn's new towers, 66 Rockwell Place.

The Grace Building

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From an office on the 44th floor of the Grace Building.

First Avenue and 69th Street

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As seen from First Avenue near East 69th Street.

Atlantic Avenue and Franklin Avenue

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From over yonder near the Bed-Stuy/Crown Heights border, 432 Park is still rather visible.

East River Plaza

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Bedford-Stuyvesant YMCA

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At the intersection of Bedford Avenue and Monroe Street outside the Bed-Stuy YMCA.

The Seagram Building

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Lincoln Tunnel Helix

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This photo was captured in the hills of Weehawken just above the Lincoln Tunnel Helix.

135th & Harlem River Drive

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Near the Harlem River on a southbound Metro-North.

Four Freedoms Park

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Luis Nieto Dickebs snapped this photo in Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island.

Hamilton Park

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Getting there, but not quite.

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir

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Gigi Altarejos has photographed the tower all across the city.

Top of The Rock Observation Deck

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Photo by Gigi Altarejos.

Gantry Plaza State Park

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Photo by Gigi Altarejos, from a waterfront park in Queens.

Roosevelt Island Tram

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Gigi Altarejos snapped the tower from the Roosevelt Island tram.

Williamsburg Bridge

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Photo by Gigi Altarejos.

Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge

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Even from all the way out in Jamaica Bay, the tower is still noticeable. Courtesy of Gigi Altarejos.

MoMA Sculpture Garden

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Broadway and West 94th Street

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From the 20th floor of a building on the corner of 94th Street and Broadway, 432 Park still looks massive.

West 89th Street and Amsterdam Avenue

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Arthur Ashe Stadium - USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center

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But of course you can see 432 Park Avenue from Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing Meadows Corona Park.

Newtown Creek

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432 Park is captured here from the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway over Newtown Creek.

Central Park - Sheep Meadow

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432 Park residents will need some serious binoculars to see what's going on in the park.

LIE Exit 22A

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Another view from out yonder in Queens. 432 Park looks as tall as ever.

McGuinness Blvd and Nassau Ave

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"Hazy today but there it is." Yup, no surprise there.

30 Rockefeller Plaza

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Another shot from, well, at least close to the top of The Rock. No rival to a rising 432 Park.

Yale Club of New York City

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Peek-a-boo.

78th Street and Madison Avenue

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Park Avenue Christian Church

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Central Park - Conservatory Water

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Brian Wickham snapped this shot of the serene park and its surrounds.

Malcolm X Boulevard and 126th Street

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Surrey Hotel

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Whatta view.

East Houston Street

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Second Avenue and East 73rd Street

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Park Avenue and East 54th Street

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NJ Route 21 (McCarter Highway)

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This photo was snapped on Route 21 in New Jersey adjacent from the Newark Airport.

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Trump Tower

Outside the Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue between 56th and 57th Streets.

East River Ferry Terminal North 6th Street/North Williamsburg Landing

This photographer says 432 Park is "like your coworker spying on you over your cubicle. It's EVERYWHERE."

W New York Downtown

1 Brooklyn Bridge Park

From the condo building One Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Roosevelt Island

Photo by Jeff Cross.

MTA Subway - Queensboro Plaza (N/Q/7)

Well that's a nice subway platform view.

Central Park - The Ramble

West 57th Street at West Side Highway

Hey look! And there's Bjarke Ingels's pyramid.

Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum

A view from the top of The Intrepid.

Madison avenue 59th street

Central Park

This image was captured in Central Park "somewhere in the 80's."

66 Rockwell Place

From one of Downtown Brooklyn's new towers, 66 Rockwell Place.

The Grace Building

From an office on the 44th floor of the Grace Building.

First Avenue and 69th Street

As seen from First Avenue near East 69th Street.

Atlantic Avenue and Franklin Avenue

From over yonder near the Bed-Stuy/Crown Heights border, 432 Park is still rather visible.

East River Plaza

Bedford-Stuyvesant YMCA

At the intersection of Bedford Avenue and Monroe Street outside the Bed-Stuy YMCA.

The Seagram Building

Lincoln Tunnel Helix

This photo was captured in the hills of Weehawken just above the Lincoln Tunnel Helix.

135th & Harlem River Drive

Near the Harlem River on a southbound Metro-North.

Four Freedoms Park

Luis Nieto Dickebs snapped this photo in Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island.

Hamilton Park

Getting there, but not quite.

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir

Gigi Altarejos has photographed the tower all across the city.

Top of The Rock Observation Deck

Photo by Gigi Altarejos.

Gantry Plaza State Park

Photo by Gigi Altarejos, from a waterfront park in Queens.

Roosevelt Island Tram

Gigi Altarejos snapped the tower from the Roosevelt Island tram.

Williamsburg Bridge

Photo by Gigi Altarejos.

Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge

Even from all the way out in Jamaica Bay, the tower is still noticeable. Courtesy of Gigi Altarejos.

MoMA Sculpture Garden

Broadway and West 94th Street

From the 20th floor of a building on the corner of 94th Street and Broadway, 432 Park still looks massive.

West 89th Street and Amsterdam Avenue

Arthur Ashe Stadium - USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center

But of course you can see 432 Park Avenue from Arthur Ashe Stadium in Flushing Meadows Corona Park.

Newtown Creek

432 Park is captured here from the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway over Newtown Creek.

Central Park - Sheep Meadow

432 Park residents will need some serious binoculars to see what's going on in the park.

LIE Exit 22A

Another view from out yonder in Queens. 432 Park looks as tall as ever.

McGuinness Blvd and Nassau Ave

"Hazy today but there it is." Yup, no surprise there.

30 Rockefeller Plaza

Another shot from, well, at least close to the top of The Rock. No rival to a rising 432 Park.

Yale Club of New York City

Peek-a-boo.

78th Street and Madison Avenue

Park Avenue Christian Church

Central Park - Conservatory Water

Brian Wickham snapped this shot of the serene park and its surrounds.

Malcolm X Boulevard and 126th Street

Surrey Hotel

Whatta view.

East Houston Street

Second Avenue and East 73rd Street

Park Avenue and East 54th Street

NJ Route 21 (McCarter Highway)

This photo was snapped on Route 21 in New Jersey adjacent from the Newark Airport.