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Host The Ultimate Super Bowl LIV Tailgate Party At These Luxe New York Residences

Natasha Bazika — Fri, 31 Jan 2020 19:33:04 +0000

Manhattan isn’t lacking in places to watch the Super Bowl, almost every bar will be playing it on Sunday. However, some lucky residents don't have to leave the comfort of their building to enjoy the game in luxury. Instead of being pushed around or waiting in line, residents at these buildings can invite their friends over and host a "tailgate" of their own in the comforts of a screening room or resident lounge. Whether you're rooting for the San Francisco 49ers or the Kansas City Chiefs you wouldn't want to watch the game anywhere else.

The Park Loggia

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The Park Loggia offers both a screening room and a large resident lounge as part of their 20,000 square feet of amenities, designed by Pembrooke & Ives. The resident lounge includes TVs, a pool table, foosball, and a bar, allowing everyone to stay entertained during the game.

130 William

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130 William, developed by Hill West Architects and David Adjaye, offers an expansive collection of lifestyle and wellness amenities that are spread over more than 20,000 square feet. The comprehensive suite of amenities includes a private IMAX movie theater, a resident lounge, club and game room, perfect for screening the game.

Ritz-Carlton Residences - North Hills

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The Ritz-Carlton Residences, North Hills, developed by RXR Realty, offers a five-star lifestyle with both a lounge & bar and a theater-style screening room, which is large enough for residents and their guests to watch the game. The plush seating is just a bonus.

15 Hudson Yards

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The 40,000 square feet of amenities at 15 Hudson Yards feature 360-degree views of the Hudson River, Statue of Liberty and the city skyline. The 51st floor is devoted to entertaining, leisure and cultural pursuits. Residents can watch the Chiefs take on the 49ers in the sound-proof screening and performance room.

35 Hudson Yards

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At 35 Hudson Yards, residents have access to a wide array of leisure amenities including a luxurious screening room, a meditation room, a private lounge and bar, billiards tables, a golf simulator lounge, an exclusive dining room with adjacent library and a whimsical children's playrooms.

One Clinton

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Designed by Marvel Architects and Studio DB, One Clinton is a collection of 134 modern homes inspired by the historic and graceful surroundings of Brooklyn Heights. Residents can enjoy the game in a fully sound attenuated screening room and music rehearsal space.

1 River Park

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Who says a cinema needs to be indoors? At 1 River Park in Cobble Hill, residents will be able to screen the game from the outdoor movie screen, which is set in a landscaped sky garden and surrounded by lawn seating. Any guest will be impressed with this outdoor tailgate party.

11 Hoyt

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At 11 Hoyt, The Sky Club has a number of interesting elements including a music rehearsal studio, screening room, and performance space, quiet library, study nooks, golf simulator virtual gaming room. Residents can host an intimate dinner party in the striking double-height Sky Lounge, which provides panoramic views of Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan.

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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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There’s A New Trend In Architecture And It Dates Back To Ancient Rome

Natasha Bazika — Mon, 20 May 2019 18:45:51 +0000

In Ancient Greek and Roman sculpture, curves were used to suggest comfort, safety, and relaxation. Today, we’re noticing these aesthetically unique shapes in facades, amenity spaces, and windows in many new developments throughout Manhattan. In honor of this new trend, we highlight three stunning developments that use curves in its architecture.

130 William

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130 William couldn’t exist anywhere else. Sir David Adjaye uses the neighborhood context as a starting point. He pushes against the conventions of tall glass towers with curves and arches inspired by classic Manhattan masonry architecture. A signature feature of the building is the unique silhouette of rhythmic oversized bronze arched windows that draw inspiration from the beloved lofts that once populated the area. At 66 stories and nearly 800 feet tall, the new luxury high-rise tower is quickly becoming recognized for its iconic exterior architecture, which centers around its unique curved windows.

35 Hudson Yards

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Situated in Manhattan’s newest neighborhood, 35 Hudson Yards is the latest addition from David Childs and Skidmore Owings & Merrill. Drawing inspiration from David Child’s organic architecture, the building offers an arrival experience met with a nautilus-shaped ceiling light installation that effortlessly guides residences through the lobby to the elevator corridor. The selection of exotic woods, stones, and metals creates an inviting and luxurious atmosphere complimented with collectible furniture, art, and lighting pieces that further elevate the most luxurious building in Hudson Yards and a truly unique private residence in New York City.

125 Greenwich Street

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Designed by world-renowned architect Rafael Viñoly, 125 Greenwich Street tops out at 88 stories. This towering building features an exposed concrete column that runs throughout the height of the building and a curved glass façade that enhances panoramic views of the Hudson River, Statue of Liberty and the skyline. This curved façade is carried through the 15,000-square-foot, residents-only, private club called The 88, which spans across the top three floors. The club is dedicated to the wellness of its residents and includes skyline and water views.

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Inside Hudson Yards’ Tallest Residential Building

Natasha Bazika — Fri, 22 Mar 2019 15:26:27 +0000

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Standing more than 1,000 feet in the air is a glass and limestone tower, dubbed 35 Hudson Yards, which has become the tallest residential building in the Hudson Yards neighborhood. Featuring architecture by David Child’s and Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill; interiors by designer Tony Ingrao; and an array of elevated in-building lifestyle services provided by the world’s first Equinox Hotel, this luxury building is the beginning of a new way to vertical living.

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Starting from the 53^rd floor, there are 143 two to six-bedroom condominiums, each with their own panoramic views of the Hudson River, Manhattan skyline and Hudson Yards Public Square and Gardens, as well as the centerpiece; Vessel. Designed on a grand scale homes range in size from 1,500 square feet to 10,000 square feet. Residents and guests are greeted by gracious entry foyers and galleries built to accommodate substantial works of art, as well as rooms with ceilings that soar to nearly eleven feet high. Living areas have large expanses of glass, offset by mullion detailing. Master suites are lavish with walk-in closets, and each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom. Master bathrooms feature hand selected slabs of polished Iceberg Quartzite, freestanding bathtubs and some are with oversized windows with views of the Hudson River. Kitchens feature Gaggenau appliances and opal white marble counters that add a fresh, luxurious element. Smoked oak flooring contrasts with the high gloss stained and lacquered Eucalyptus wood with American Black Walnut core cabinetry, while tall walnut doors open to adjacent breakfast, dining and family rooms.

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As far as amenities go, 35 Hudson Yards has just about them all. Residents will receive a comprehensive fitness experience by Equinox and SoulCycle, which includes membership to the Equinox Club, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a large sundeck with an outdoor cabana and lounge area, as well as access to the hotel’s 24^th floor Sky Lobby. Residents will also have access to exclusive in-home services by the world’s very first Equinox Hotel and a dedicated Director of Residences who will liaise with the hotel to handle in-residence dining, valet, laundry services, private car and ground transportation, and bookings.

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The residences at 35 Hudson Yards will be priced from $5 million with Related Sales and Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group agents handling exclusive sales and marketing.

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