New York’s latest crop of luxury residential developments
New York’s latest crop of luxury residential developments
15 Renwick
23 June 2017
In a quiet enclave of lower Manhattan between Spring and Canal, one can find this new 31 unit residential building designed by ODA. The architects redistributed the weight of the building to gain 8,300 sq ft of outdoor space on the upper levels, creating a series of private terraces for residents that can be accessed by glazed doors and full height windows.
Photography: Frank Oudeman. Writer: Harriet Thorpe
15 Renwick
23 June 2017
At ground level copper panels bring warmth to the street, while wood grained window inserts set residencies slightly back, adding a layer of privacy for residents. Relatively small compared to some of the glass monolithic boxes springing up across the island, the 11-storey façade is defined by its charcoal hued aluminium grid and prides itself on its approachable and suburban style of design.
Photography: Frank Oudeman. Writer: Harriet Thorpe
15 Renwick
23 June 2017
Apartment interiors feature wide-plank walnut flooring and Italian-made Poliform kitchens with walnut cabinets. The shared interiors of the building reflect the atmosphere of a British social club with rich wood paneling and Emperador marble details, inspired by the English scientist and engineer, James Renwick (1790–1863), who the street is named after.
Photography: Frank Oudeman. Writer: Harriet Thorpe
Prism Tower
11 April 2017
Architect Christian de Portzamparc’s Prism Tower has opened in Manhattan. The 40 floors of residences comprise 269 rental apartments in the lower part of the building, developed by Equity Residential, and 81 condominium apartments within the top 18 floors, developed by Toll Brothers. Lower level amenities for all residents include a pool, fitness centre and lounge.
Photography: Wade Zimmerman. Writer: Harriet Thorpe
Prism Tower
11 April 2017
The skyscraper reflects shafts of light through its irregularly angled and layered facades down Park Avenue and 28th Street, where it sits at the crux. Two elegantly rising shards soar to 472ft, flanked by two lower ‘vertical pavilions’ which offset the design creating the prismatic effect.
Photography: Wade Zimmerman. Writer: Harriet Thorpe
Prism Tower
11 April 2017
Small businesses occupy the Prism Tower at street level and a subway exit has been integrated into the design. Sitting between historic 1930s buildings such as the Metropolitan Life Insurance Building and the New York Life Insurance Co, the vast 40,000 sq m building certainly brings something new to the neighbourhood.
Photography: Wade Zimmerman. Writer: Harriet Thorpe
Woolworth Tower Residences
28 March 2017
Once the world’s tallest building – when it was inaugurated by President Woodrow Wilson in April 1913 – the Woolworth Tower, originally commissioned by retail magnate FW Woolworth and designed by Cass Gilbert, will be ready for residential occupancy by the end of 2017. The upper floors – from levels 29 to 58 – of the Manhattan icon have been converted by Alchemy Properties into 33 condominium residences ranging from single-bedroom to full-floor homes.
Photography: Travis Mark. Writer: Harriet Thorpe
Woolworth Tower Residences
28 March 2017
The opening of the new residences at the Woolworth Tower will see the first opportunity for people to live inside the landmark. Two completed homes have now been revealed, fitted out by interior designers Alan Tanksley and Eve Robinson. With a private residential entrance at 2 Park Place, the building also features a pool, spa, fitness studio and the Gilbert Lounge on floor 29, exclusively for residents.
Photography: Williams New York/Evan Joseph. Writer: Harriet Thorpe
22 Bond
14 March 2017
Architecture firm BKSK has designed a residential loft block in Manhattan inspired by the artistic legacy of Bond Street, which attracted contemporary artists from the 1970s. The through block site includes a curated art garden for residents and the interior design of the common spaces and lofts, also by BKSK, has been modeled to reflect the serenity of an art gallery.
Writer: Harriet Thorpe
22 Bond
14 March 2017
Double height ceilings are connected with floating staircases built of custom steel and illuminated acrylic. Preparing the interior space for the display of residents’ art collections, wall surfaces will be pre-blocked with plywood to allow for artwork to hang in any location.
Writer: Harriet Thorpe
22 Bond
14 March 2017
Two Corten steel facades enclose the garden at the north and south ends of the site; the industrial texture of the oxidised steel is designed to connect visually to the architectural style of the neighbourhood and the block itself will become a canvas for a display of art installations by the artists Federico Uribe and Roy Nachum.
Writer: Harriet Thorpe
One Manhattan Square
2 March 2017
On the edge of the New York Harbor, a glass paneled and Muntz metal clad tower will soon be rising 800ft above the water, scheduled to complete in autumn 2018. The luxury residential project featuring one to three bedroom condominiums has been designed by Adamson Associates Architects, who also worked on The Shard, The Hearst Tower and World Trade Center Four. Meyer Davis Studio are behind the building's interiors, having previously worked on Oscar de la Renta's flagship boutiques among other hotel, residential and retail projects.
Writer: Harriet Thorpe
One Manhattan Square
2 March 2017
Will Meyer of Meyer Davis Studio described the firm's designs for the interiors as ‘decidedly downtown’, combining stone walls, with blackened steel and polished concrete surfaces to bring a tactile nature to the spacious lobby. ‘Custom light fixtures and honest materials throughout the public spaces give an identity to the building that exudes an inclination toward natural luxury,’ he says.
Writer: Harriet Thorpe
212 Fifth Avenue
1 February 2017
Located at 212 Fifth Avenue, right on the north western corner of Madison Square Park, Helpern Architects have revealed their renovation of a 1912-built neo-Medieval building. One of the first skyscrapers of its time, the redevelopment now offers two, three and four bedroom condominiums – with only 48 units – and isn’t another glass box.
Writer: Daniel Scheffler
212 Fifth Avenue
1 February 2017
The penthouse, aptly named The Crown, encompasses 10,000 sq ft of interior and 5,700 sq ft of external space - with 360-degree views across Manhattan and the Hudson River. The compelling details of the building include the beautiful masonry facade of limestone, brick and terracotta as well as original high ceilings, restored windows and gracious proportions. The lobby, which is very similar to how it should have been in 1912, has been restored to its former glory, complete with round ceilings in the elevator lobby corridor.
Writer: Daniel Scheffler
685 First Avenue
7 November 2016
Located on First Avenue, just south of the United Nations headquarters along the East River, this new high rise by Richard Meier is designed to offer panoramic views of the waterfront. The sleek all-black glass tower – created in collaboration with Sheldon Solow’s East River Realty Development – spans 42 storeys and includes a mix of 556 rental and private apartments, with retail units on the ground level.
Imagery courtesy of Bloomimages. Writer: Ellie Stathaki
685 First Avenue
7 November 2016
Open plan, bright and clean interiors are complemented by a rich selection of amenities for the residents, including an indoor swimming pool, fitness centre, game room and kids play room. Upon completion in 2018, 685 First Avenue will be the tallest tower by Richard Meier & Partners Architects in New York City. Construction is already underway on-site.
Imagery courtesy of Bloomimages. Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Inkwell
26 October 2016
The first residential project in New York City by design firm AvroKO, Inkwell, which has been developed by Gotham, has launched for sales and is expected to be completed before the end of the year. Located in Hell’s Kitchen at 520 West 45th Street, the former 20th century schoolhouse has been converted into an 18-residency condominium. Seeking to retain the academic heritage of the building, the architects included interior details such as full height library ladders on rails across custom cabinetry and blackboards at entranceways.
Writer: Harriet Thorpe
15 Hudson Yards
18 October 2016
Designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro in collaboration with Rockwell Group, the first residential building in Hudson Yards, a 28 acre mixed use mega-development in West Chelsea, has launched for sales. With 285 residencies ranging from one to four bedrooms, the clover shaped block unlocks panoramic views for all residents. Below, a public square landscaped by Thomas Woltz features a striking monument by designer Thomas Heatherwick.
Writer: Harriet Thorpe
287 East Houston Street
11 October 2016
Ground has been broken on this dramatic 11-storey residential block designed by architect Aldo Andreoli of AA Studio. The futuristic façade alternates panels of dark grey aluminium and black brick creating an illusory effect inspired by the artist Lucio Fontana, who slashed his canvases with a knife to reveal black gauze beneath. Expected to complete in the first half of 2018, the scheme’s 28 residencies range from one- to three-bedroom units, will have 10ft-high ceilings and access to a roof terrace offering striking views across Manhattan.
Writer: Harriet Thorpe
150 Rivington
27 September 2016
This dynamic condominium – housing 45 residencies of various sizes – has been designed by GLUCK+, which offers both architectural and construction services. Due to be developed in partnership with Cogswell Lee Development, and rising up from the former site of Streit’s Matzo Factory on the Lower East Side, the corner-block is set for completion in early 2018.
Writer: Harriet Thorpe
150 Rivington
27 September 2016
Sheer vertical panels cumulate a lively tempo across the exterior, guiding the eye up to the four penthouses crowning the building. Housed within a collection of glass cuboids, clear-cut from the rest of the building, each penthouse boasts two outdoor spaces, including a terrace off the living space and a roof garden.
Writer: Harriet Thorpe
42 Crosby
22 September 2016
A sleek seven-storey condominium designed by Selldorf Architects is going to be the newest addition to Manhattan’s historic SoHo district. Keen to reflect the area’s architectural context, Annabelle Selldorf used stainless steel, brushed aluminium and metal mesh to configure a crisp update to the surrounding 19th century cast-iron façades.
Writer: Harriet Thorpe
42 Crosby
22 September 2016
Housing nine apartments and a penthouse, this modern interpretation of a SoHo block prioritises light for its residents with high ceilings and glass doors sliding open to Juliet balconies. A shell of hi-tech window shades help adapt light and temperature conditions inside, for comfort, efficiency and privacy.
Writer: Harriet Thorpe
42 Crosby
22 September 2016
Nature is blended seamlessly into the architecture with tranquil terrarium gardens designed by American artist Paula Hayes at ground level next to the private porte cochère. A mature Norway maple tree will be airlifted into a central courtyard. Completion for the development, which has just had its sales launch, is expected at the end of 2016.
Writer: Harriet Thorpe
121 East 22nd Street
21 September 2016
Designed by OMA's Shohei Shigematsu, this brand new development is the Dutch super-practice's very first residential tower in New York. Created for Toll Brothers City Living, the high rise aims to balance 'classical and contemporary, between quiet streets and bustling avenues', explain the architects.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
175 West 10th Street
25 August 2016
BKSK Architects are working on 175 West 10th Street, a boutique triangular condominium building comprising five full-floor residences for Greystone Development. Ranging in size and topped by a two-storey penthouse, the project offers future residents private outdoor space and refined interiors, lined with oil finished oak floors and lit by oversized steel frame windows. The ground level will include retail space.
Imagery courtesy of Paperfarm. Writer: Ellie Stathaki
30 Warren
28 July 2016
This 12-storey development in New York’s Tribeca neighbourhood is the brainchild of Post-Office Architectes, the young office set up in Paris and New York by French practitioners Line Fontana, David Fagart and François Leininger.
Imagery courtesy of M-Prime. Writer: Ellie Stathaki
30 Warren
28 July 2016
Offering a total of 23 residences, this ground-up boutique building includes large picture windows and lots of outdoor space for the residents.
Imagery courtesy of M-Prime. Writer: Ellie Stathaki
30 Warren
28 July 2016
Sales launched this summer and the range available includes from one- to three-bedroom homes, as well as three luxurious full-floor penthouses.
Image courtesy M-Prime. Writer: Ellie Stathaki
432 Park Avenue
20 July 2016
432 Park Avenue, featuring architecture by Rafael Viñoly and interiors by Deborah Berke, is one of New York’s most highly anticipated additions. Construction works are almost complete and now the scheme’s developers, CIM Group and Macklowe Properties, have just revealed images of the project’s rich amenities program available to its residents, including the conference room, pictured here.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
432 Park Avenue
20 July 2016
With its first residents already moved in, 432 Park Avenue will launch operations of its amenities this summer.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
432 Park Avenue
20 July 2016
Three floors in the 96-story tower will be dedicated to dining, entertainment and wellness, including pool (pictured) and massage areas, a cinema and a restaurant.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Steiner East Village
19 April 2016
Spanning an entire block between 11th and 12th Street, the Steiner East Village is designed by S9 Architects.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Steiner East Village
19 April 2016
Interiors were created by Paris Forino and include from an indoor pool, to fitness and spa areas, a library and playroom, as well as a 4,000 sq ft roof deck available to all residents.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
70 Vestry
19 April 2016
70 Vestry Street in Tribeca by Robert M Stern has been on our radar since it launched a few months ago, and now the developers behind it have just launched the scheme's interiors, designed by Daniel Romualdez.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
70 Vestry
19 April 2016
Working with natural and warm, traditional materials, the designer created a lush environment from which to take in the majestic Hudson River views.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Citizen360
19 April 2016
Manhattan based luxury developer Anbau are working with interior designer Clodagh on their latest scheme in the Upper East Side, Citizen360.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Citizen360
19 April 2016
Apart from the residential interiors, the designer is also working on the development's amenity and communal spaces, catering to the residents' wellness.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
1 Great Jones Alley
15 February 2016
This new development in the NoHo historic district boasts a rare feature – at least for New York. It has its own unique private alley entrance. 1 Great Jones Alley sits on a 19th century alleyway, spanning 12 floors and designed, inside and out, by BKSK Architects.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
1 Great Jones Alley
15 February 2016
The facade's protruding pearlescent terracotta fins will offset its Corten steel and glass, which reference NoHo's industrial past.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
70 Vestry Street
1 February 2016
The latest New York offering by Robert A.M. Stern, 70 Vestry Street has just released its first set of images. The majestic structure will be clad in Beaumaniere French limestone and will feature rows of oversized windows framed in iron.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
70 Vestry Street
1 February 2016
Spanning 14 storeys and including 46 residences, the scheme is slated for completion in 2018.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
100 East 53rd Street
20 January 2016
With the building having just topped out in January 2016, the team behind New York's latest high-rise, 100 East 53rd Street, is now launching the sale of the building's spectacular penthouse.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
100 East 53rd Street
20 January 2016
Created by RFR Holding, Hines and China's Vanke (the property giant's first foray into the Big Apple's residential market), the luxury tower is designed by Foster + Partners in partnership with Aby Rosen's RFR.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
100 East 53rd Street
15 January 2016
The duplex penthouse is located on the 60th and 61st level and will feature a 44-foot long 'great room' and a gallery area, perfect for display the future owner's collection.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
100 East 53rd Street
15 January 2016
The sophisticated interiors of 100 East 53rd Street have been created by William T. Georgis.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
56 Leonard
8 January 2016
This tall and slender tower by Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron has been carefully designed so that only five of its 145 apartments are identical.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
56 Leonard
8 January 2016
Offering ten generous penthouses with ample amounts of living and outdoor spaces, this building aims to improve the living environment of its residents.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
56 Leonard
8 January 2016
The structure intertwines and shifts according to the internal organisation of the floor plans, providing the opportunity for each apartment to have its own panoramic view of Lower Manhattan's Tribeca area. Building work is scheduled to complete by Spring 2016.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
35XV Residences
1 May 2014
35XV Residences by FXFOWLE Architects is a mixed-use luxury development.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
35XV Residences
1 May 2014
The development was only given the green light on the condition that it provided and incorporated classrooms and facilities for the neighbouring Xavier High School.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
35XV Residences
1 May 2014
Currently under construction, with a view to complete in early 2015, the imposing cantilevered glass-clad structure has two distinctive parts; the street level six-storey granite base that accommodates the high school and amenity space for the residents, and the towering glass part on top of it that overlooks the circling cityscape.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
100 Norfolk Street
21 April 2014
Height restrictions and a confined plot in Lower East Side didn't stop New York firm ODA from designing a stylish, layered glass structure, featuring 38 residential units over 12 floors.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
100 Norfolk Street
21 April 2014
The site, which once housed refrigerators for renowned kosher deli Ratner's, is wedged in a tight space in between neighbouring properties.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
100 Norfolk Street
21 April 2014
In order to maximise floor space, the practice has tactically introduced cantilevers, allowing for the creation of two large green terraces for the residents. The design makes the most of every available void from the surrounding properties, establishing a flowing maze of movement within.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
111 West 57th Street
14 April 2014
In central Midtown, on 57th street, New York-based firm ShoP Architects has designed a new residential tower to be built alongside the city's landmark Steinway Hall.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
111 West 57th Street
14 April 2014
The building's bent form will reach heights of over 400m and will shine with a terracotta, bronze and glass façade.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
111 West 57th Street
14 April 2014
Set for completion in 2017, the dramatic tower pushes the limits of engineering, aiming to showcase the high-rise qualities often synonymous with the New York skyline.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
325 West Broadway
10 April 2014
Located in New York's historic Cast Iron District in Soho, 325 West Broadway - designed and developed by DDG - will take the place of a former chocolate factory.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
325 West Broadway
10 April 2014
With its state-of-the-art aluminium façade, it will be a gleaming new addition to the area's large collection of late 19th-century buildings.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
325 West Broadway
10 April 2014
Offering up 21 apartments, set over nine stories - currently racing towards a 2015 completion - the building will provide all the amenities one would expect from a luxurious development, including a landscaped viewing garden and a sculptural concrete fitness centre, both for residents only.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
400 Park Avenue South
7 April 2014
Manhattan's famous Park Avenue will soon welcome a new addition. French architecture firm Christian de Portzamparc is behind this lofty glass construction that will accommodate 436 apartments distributed across 40 floors when it opens in 2015.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
400 Park Avenue South
7 April 2014
On a street that is notable for its abundance of historical 1930s buildings, the tower is set to stand out as a true representative of 21st century architecture.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
505 West 19th Street
4 April 2014
This new boutique development by Danish-born designer Thomas Juul-Hansen is currently taking shape on the corner of 19th Street and Tenth Avenue.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
505 West 19th Street
4 April 2014
Upon completion in 2015, the project will feature two 10-storey towers placed alongside the High Line, which will be finished in a light grey limestone masonry frame. A set of brass-trimmed glass doors will provide entry into the shared lobby space, which is strategically placed directly underneath the High Line.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
505 West 19th Street
4 April 2014
The development consists of 35 one- to four-bedroom units, with 20 of them offering direct elevator entry.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
520 West 28th Street
1 April 2014
Making her debut in the New York real estate scene, leading international architect Zaha Hadid is the brains behind a brand new boutique development alongside the High Line in Chelsea.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
520 West 28th Street
1 April 2014
Upon its completion at the end of 2015, the luxurious development will feature 37 residences of up to 5,500 sq ft.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
520 West 28th Street
1 April 2014
'Our design is an integration of volumes that flow into each other,' explains Hadid.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
520 West 28th Street
1 April 2014
The exterior's loosely chevron patterned façade is in line with the office's dynamic design approach, while the scheme also includes an outdoor garden for the residents.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Cast Iron House: 67 Franklin Street
29 March 2014
After three years of restoration work to its original 1882 cast iron façade, Cast Iron House by Japanese architect Shigeru Ban is a fine example of how to integrate the old with the new.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Cast Iron House: 67 Franklin Street
29 March 2014
Internally, the existing space has been completely remodelled to allow for the construction of 11 light and airy double-height residential units.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Cast Iron House: 67 Franklin Street
29 March 2014
Perched atop this landmark building is the addition of two completely new white metal duplex penthouses offering views of Lower Manhattan. Completion is slated for 2015.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Hunter's Point South
20 March 2014
Providing 1,193 new apartments on approximately 120,000 sq m of land along the Long Island City waterfront, Hunter's Point South is an ambitious development that will dominate the Queens skyline.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Hunter's Point South
20 March 2014
Designed by New York-based architecture and design firm ODA, the mega-development incorporates a composition of different volumes of varying heights to achieve a healthy balance between high-rise and high-density living.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Hunter's Point South
20 March 2014
The architects encourage this equilibrium by creating large open voids within the massing to allow fresh air and light to penetrate the two internal urban farming plateaus.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Soori High Line
2 March 2014
Acclaimed Singaporean architect Soo Chan in already well-known in Asia for incorporating landscaping and gardens within high rises, but he is now bringing his expertise to America's East Coast.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Soori High Line
2 March 2014
As principle architect, co-developer and majority owner of Soori High Line, Soo Chan will assimilate contemporary Asian design with resort-style living in New York.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Soori High Line
2 March 2014
Having conceived both the interiors and exterior, Chan created a development which will include 27 generous residences with double volume ceiling heights.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
Soori High Line
2 March 2014
16 of the apartments will contain their own private swimming pool, a feature common in most of Soo Chan's luxury residential developments.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
The Greenwich Lane
23 February 2014
Situated in the heart of Manhattan's historic West Village, The Greenwich Lane is another ambitious project designed by architecture firm FXFOWLE with interiors by Thomas O'Brien.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
The Greenwich Lane
23 February 2014
Consisting of five buildings and five large family townhouses, each with their own address and currently in construction (completion is set for 2016), The Greenwich Lane is an amalgamation of architectural styles, from classic pre-war with restored century limestone and brick facades, to modern contemporary, Art Deco and Bauhaus.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
The Greenwich Lane
23 February 2014
An exclusive large 14,000 sq ft central garden by award winning landscape architects M Paul Friedberg and Partners will act as a main artery, providing a secluded haven to the residents.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
West 57th Street
20 February 2014
The daring shape of the W57th Street development, created by Danish architecture firm BIG, mixes the advantages of a Scandinavian courtyard design with the characteristics of a Manhattan high-rise.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
West 57th Street
20 February 2014
In order to oversee the high profile design and delivery of the project - currently slated to finish in 2016 - BIG opened a dedicated office in New York.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
West 57th Street
20 February 2014
Textured fishbone-patterned walls to the north-east corner of the site rise 450 ft high into the skyline, giving onlookers the impression of a soaring skyscraper, while the opposite side of the building slopes towards the Hudson river, creating the shape of a pyramid.
Writer: Ellie Stathaki
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