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Four Stunning New York Loggias Perfect For Keeping Your Distance This July 4th

Natasha Bazika — Wed, 01 Jul 2020 14:30:24 +0000

Several new developments are taking private outdoor space to the next level, featuring a modern take on a Romanesque architectural trend—loggias. These dramatic, open-air lounges are a natural extension of the home, offering residents the unique opportunity to enjoy a covered, outdoor sitting room that is usable year-round. It's also a great time to take advantage of the private outdoor entertaining area while we're social distancing.

The Park Loggia at 15 West 61st Street

Photo Credit: Binyan Studios

The Park Loggiaat 15 West 61st Street offers open space, natural light, expansive views, and finely crafted finishes, bringing the best of the best of New York City to its residents. With nearly 20,000 square feet of amenities, designed by AD100 designers Pembrooke & Ives, The Park Loggia offers an abundance of indoor and outdoor space, including a 24/7 doorman, Fitness Center, yoga studio, practice music room, and a wraparound outdoor terrace/garden with barbecues, fire pits, lawns, and a pergola for outdoor entertaining.

25 Park Row

Photo Credit: DBOX

The CookFox designed tower rising 50 stories at the previous site of J&R Music World, embraces biophilic design and a connection to the neighboring City Hall Park, which can be seen from all 110 residences. Uniquely, over 98% of the residences at the building have access to usable outdoor space ranging from terraces, balconies, and loggias. A collection of 21 residences on the top floors are designed with loggias extending from both the living rooms and master bedrooms to support residents' health and well-being and offer a connection to the outdoors.

The Bryant

Photo Credit: Mattias Kunz for David Chipperfield Architects

The Bryant, the first residential condominium in New York City designed by renowned David Chipperfield, has stunning views of the city through a custom terrazzo facade that frames Bryant Park to the north and the Empire State Building to the south. Developers HFZ Capital also partnered with the Park Terrace Hotel in the base of the building that can provide hotel services to residents.

130 William

Photo Credit: Binyan Studios

130 William is Sir David Adjaye's first skyscraper, as well as his first high-rise tower in NYC. The design for the tower, which is being developed by Lightstone, features masonry architecture and a unique silhouette of rhythmic, large-scale arched windows. The top ten residential floors are home to the Penthouse and Loggia Residences. Generously-scaled rooms with soaring ceiling heights ranging from 11 feet to 14 feet will flow seamlessly into the private loggia terraces that run the length of the residences and offer unprecedented views from over 600 feet in the air.

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These New York Residences Have The Best Holiday-Focused Views In New York City

Natasha Bazika — Wed, 27 Nov 2019 14:00:42 +0000

Manhattan isn’t lacking for views of holiday decorations from the busy streets, whether it’s the fashion-centric windows on Fifth Avenue, the Rockefeller Christmas Tree, and the many markets that pop up around the city. However, some lucky residents have a bird’s eye view of some of the borough’s most iconic decorations. Here are seven luxury residences with the best holiday-focused views in the city to help you get into the holiday spirit.

The Bryant

Photo Credit: DCA Architects

Residents at The Bryant have a front-row seat to the Winter Village and ice-skating rink in Bryant Park, one of the best places to do holiday shopping in the city. With a tree lighting on Thursday, December 5, holiday shops and free ice-skating, The Bryant, and the Winter Village, are truly in the center of the city.

The Bryant, the first residential building in New York City designed by the award-winning British architect, David Chipperfield, is one of the most exciting urban residential architectural accomplishments in recent history. Wrapped inside and out in signature terrazzo stone, residences at The Bryant are a study in exacting architecture with custom-designed millwork, floor-to-ceiling windows which open to Juliet balconies, and continuously high ceilings throughout. Situated on verdant Bryant Park, at the city’s geographic center, and high above the new boutique Park Terrace Hotel, every residence in The Bryant dominates a corner of the tower and owns panoramic skyline or park views. There is no more convenient address in Manhattan: The Bryant is steps from Fifth Avenue shopping, the vibrant Theater, and West Side Gallery Districts, Midtown Business District, and minutes from Downtown’s thriving restaurant and culture scene.

111 West 57th Street

Photo Credit: Evan Joseph

The views from 111 West 57th Street are unparalleled, with views over the entirety of Central Park; with a location directly centered on the Southside of Central Park, residents are perfectly positioned to watch the New Years Eve fireworks, as well as watch the miniature skaters on Wohlman rink in the southeast corner.

111 West 57th Street represents a commitment to the quality of craft, history, and philosophy behind New York City’s classic skyscrapers. The graceful tower, designed by SHoP Architects with interiors by Studio Sofield, will rise to a soaring 1,428 feet when completed. The historic Steinway Hall, originally built in 1925 by Warren & Wetmore, is currently being reimagined and integrated with the modern new tower as remarkable residences and amenities. A façade of terra cotta, glass, and bronze filigree will bring back the materiality and details of historic New York towers while taking advantage of the latest technology to create new standards of excellence in engineering and fabrication.

Park Loggia

Photo Credit: Chris Coe

Located on Broadway and 61st Street, at the nexus of Columbus Circle, Lincoln Square, and the Upper West Side, Manhattan’s most iconic destinations are right outside your door. Holiday shoppers only have to walk a few blocks to the Columbus Circle holiday market in the Park, or to take in the beautiful “Holiday Under the Stars,” which is set to music in the entrance gallery of the Shops.

25 Park Row and The Woolworth Tower Residences

Photo Credit: Chris Coe/ Optimist Consulting

City Hall Park is one of the most historic and beautiful New York City parks, and always decorated with care for the holidays, with flora and fauna in the center of the park. Both 25 Park Row and the Woolworth Tower Residences, which bookend the park, have amazing views over the winter wonderland.

15 Hudson Yards and 35 Hudson Yards

Photo Credit: Related Oxford

Both 15 and 35 Hudson Yards overlook the brand new Plaza, including Thomas Heatherwick’s Vessel and the Shops at Hudson Yards, which will be decked out in their holiday finest.

Designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro in collaboration with Rockwell Group, Fifteen Hudson Yards’ 88-story tower features an elegant silhouette, formed by four graceful arcs of glass.

35 Hudson Yards designed by David Childs and Skidmore Owings & Merrill with interiors by Tony Ingrao of Ingrao Design is home to 143 exclusive residences, 22,000 square feet of private amenities, a world-class Equinox club and spa, an Equinox Hotel with more than 200 rooms, and ground-floor retail space. This exceptional limestone tower is the tallest residential building at Hudson Yards—and thus will offer sweeping panoramic views of the Hudson River and the Manhattan skyline.

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Stunning NYC Developments That Get A Green Thumbs Up

Natasha Bazika — Tue, 28 May 2019 18:46:35 +0000

In a city based largely on vertical living, it's comforting to see developments incorporating sustainable living with energy saving lightbulbs, waste management, and climate control–among other things. Wellness is also a focus we're seeing with developers designing state-of-the-art wellness centers and accompanying spas, to cater to its residences. With this new trend on the rise, we found five haute developments that get a green thumbs up from us.

565 Broome SoHo

Photo Credit: Noë & Associates with the Boundary

565 Broome SoHo is a luxury condominium designed by Pritkzer Prize-winning architect Renzo Piano and is a unique position to become the first luxury residential Zero Waste Building in New York City. The buildings commitment to Zero Waste will contribute to considerable reductions in waste generated compared to a typical building of its size, with 115 residences. This will include a “Zero Waste Room” on each floor with bins for paper and cardboard, one for metal, glass, plastic, and another for organic material. It will even offer water bottle filling stations throughout the building to become a plastic-free water bottle building.

In addition, the sustainable-focused property will provide building residents with the following programs and amenities; filtered air through a glass-enclosed, 90-foot tall landscaped lounge and conservatory lined with trees and a green wall that provides natural air filtration. Residents will have filtered air flowing through their residences and high-performance, multi-zone heating and cooling system for individual climate control, and a custom designed high-performance curtain wall system with low-e coating reduces heat loss in the winter month and solar heat gain in the summer months.

The building also features the latest automated parking technology, all of which is located above ground. The property will have 42 parking spots, each of which will be equipped with a full capacity electric charging station.

200 East 21^st Street

Courtesy of Alfa Development

200 East 21st Street, the Gramercy new development condo, is the newest addition to Alfa Developments' Green Collection portfolio, where they have pursued LEED Gold certification for every building they've developed over a ten year period.

The building is also up for LEED Gold certification and includes a variety of eco-friendly features. This includes a vertical living green wall in the lobby by Eco Walls, a communal roof terrace designed by landscape architects Halsted Welles Associates, a solar-powered domestic water production system, wind-generated electricity, and a rainwater collection system.

The building has partnered with Manhattan-based wellness center Modrn Sanctuary to bring an elite series of traditional and holistic health treatments to residents at the 3,000 square foot Wellness Center. These treatments include around-the-clock access to a private Himalayan Salt Therapy Room, which offers wellness benefits such as increased mood and energy levels, enhancement of the immune system, improvements in respiratory conditions and allergies, and migraine alleviation.

25 Park Row

Courtesy of DBOX

25 Park Row is the new 50-story condominium building designed by CookFox Architects on the former J&R Music & Computer World site directly overlooking City Hall Park in NYC. Uniquely, every residence has views of the park and over 98% of residences offer access to usable outdoor space. Both amenities and residences incorporate biophilia as a design driver, which relates to the eternal quest for optimal wellness by incorporating natural materials, light, patterns, and nature views directly into the home to enhance human health and overall well-being by bringing all aspects of the outdoors, indoors.

The luxury condominium features a full suite of fitness and wellness amenities designed by acclaimed Brazilian designer Andre Mellone of Studio Mellone, including a 65-foot swimming pool, spa treatment room, park-facing gym, and private yoga and meditation studio.

15 Hudson Yards

Courtesy Timothy Schenck for Related-Oxford

Fifteen Hudson Yards is the first condominium to open at Hudson Yards, developed by Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group. The building is also targeting LEED Gold and uses state-of-the-art technology to focus on sustainability and wellness. For instance, the property delivers ducted fresh air to individual residences with four points of air filtration and home automation with Lutron lighting and thermostat control; and multi-zone climate control to give residents complete control of the home. The building itself has an on-site oil-fired building generator, which provides 100% emergency backup power and the highly efficient condensing boilers lower operating costs and energy consumption in an effort to reduce its carbon footprint.

The property also ensures the resident's wellness is addressed by incorporating a wellness center, which takes up the entire 50^th floor. Residents will have access to leading fitness equipment, a 75-foot long three-lane swimming pool and a private studio for yoga, stretching, and classes. In addition to the fitness center, there is also a spa with two treatment rooms and a fully appointed beauty bar for all hair and makeup services.

Greenwich West

Courtesy Greenwich West

While Manhattan has some green spaces, it is still abundantly a concrete jungle, which makes having a yard almost impossible. Greenwich West, one of the tallest new buildings in Manhattan’s Hudson Square neighborhood has incorporated a living wall to bring its residents a spectacular green space all to their own. Designed by acclaimed French architecture firm, Loci Anima, with interiors by Parisian designer Sebastuen Segers, the tower brings an elegant sensibility to the nexus of one of Manhattan’s most desirable neighborhoods. The Viewing Garden, also known as the green wall is designed by French botanist, Patrick Blanc. Situated in the building’s courtyard and reaching nearly 18 feet tall and 38.6 feet wide, the wall serves as a symbol of health and well-being. It also includes 99 artfully planted species creating a total of 102 bulbs in the design. The captivating wall of windows frames the double height lobby and provides residents additional views of the Viewing Garden from inside the building. The introduction of nature into vertical living could be the next big trend we see in luxury condominiums.

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