a glass-enclosed lobby with an undulating ceiling and a column-free top-floor exhibition space covering nearly an acre. The unveiling of the design will also bring with it some encouraging news ...

When the building opened in 1931, that client, the Irving Trust Company, used the ground floor as a banking hall. The lobby’s exotic red-gold design and use of space “may have inspired a sense ...

The design is still a work in progress, but guests are expected to be whisked by high-speed elevators to the lobby on the 70th floor, where they will check in. The top floor will also have a ...

Instead, they’ll have to take an elevator to the top floor to check in. That’s where the reception desk and main lobby will be. It’s an unusual design – and a unique one for a Syracuse hotel.