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Tamara Hardingham-Gill, CNN • Published 16th September 2021
Why settle for one sky-high attraction when you can have three inside one building?
That certainly seems to be the thinking behind Summit One Vanderbilt, which is set to open at Manhattan's One Vanderbilt tower on October 21.
Billed as the "world's most immersive observatory experience," New York's latest observation deck features an all-glass enclosed elevator that travels to over 1,200 feet, transparent glass boxes and a room covered entirely with mirrors.
The latter is part of newly-announced art installation "Air," designed by artist Kenzo Digital and described as "a walk-through art experience and story of both literal and figurative reflection."
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