One Vanderbilt, a 1,400-foot skyscraper next to Grand Central Terminal, “shook” after an elevator malfunctioned inside the building, according to a spokesperson.
Workers inside a glitzy Manhattan skyscraper next to Grand Central Terminal were shaken up Tuesday when a malfunctioning elevator sent shock waves through the Midtown highrise.
“Working at #onevanderbilt today and it felt like the floor dropped 5 feet and continued to bounce,” one Twitter userMaintenance work on an elevator at One Vanderbilt on Tuesday caused vibration and sent panicked workers scrambling to the street after they reported the building “shook.”“Evacuated to Madison Avenue and multiple floors are reporting this,” she said. “13, 33, and 60. So far they say they are investigating and there is ‘no cause for concern.’ It is very scary.
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