Lantern House

[3] Reporting has connected Lantern House to another Related development at 555 West 22nd Street, designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, referring to them jointly as "Hudson Residences".

[6] The building's windows inspired the name of the development, as they evoke the shape of a lantern,[7] though they have also been unfavorably compared to pickle and beer barrels.

[9] Heatherwick also drew inspiration from industrial warehouses located in Manhattan and elsewhere in New York, from which he derived the building's brick façade.

[9] The High Line park bisects the two structures that form the building, though a lobby joins them at street level.

[8] Another anonymous architect gave Heatherwick some praise for the design's apparent nod to the nearby industrial buildings that date to before the High Line's conversion from railroad to park.

The building under construction in March 2019