Two Waterline Square Penthouse B

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New York’s transformative luxury residential project, Waterline Square, has just released its first penthouse and with it comes an immense private outdoor living space. Located in the largest and tallest of the three towers, the glamorous Two Waterline Square Penthouse B crowns the 38^th floor, showcasing uninterrupted views of the Hudson River and all of Manhattan. The sprawling terrace is the best place to take in the view, soak up the sun and watch the city hustle and bustle below. The terrace is furnished with a hot tub, generous seating areas, a fireplace and an outdoor kitchen, perfect for outdoor entertaining. The penthouse is currently listed for $17.25 million.

40 Bleecker

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NoHo’s newest and highly anticipated 12-story ground-up luxury condominium also released one of the last remaining penthouses in the building, listed for $15.5 million. Penthouse E boasts one-of-a-kind interiors by designer-to-the-stars and celeb-favorite interior designer, AD100 Ryan Korban, and a wraparound terrace. With 830 square feet of exterior space, landscape designer, Edmund Hollander creates a beautiful outdoor terrace with sweeping views of New York City—a rarity for NoHo.

 555 West End Avenue

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This stunning 3-bedroom residence inside 555 West End Avenue, a historic Beaux Arts Catholic school-turned luxury condo is listed for $18 million. Borne from the school’s former gymnasium, the Solarium Penthouse features a private south-facing terrace, perfect for basking in the sun and enjoying the beautiful spring weather. Inside, the home pairs the volume of a downtown loft with the elegance of classic uptown residence, including soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling and floor-to-ceiling windows.

56 Leonard

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Perched over 700 feet in the sky, Penthouse 57 at 56 Leonard, spoils its resident with 1,763 square feet of outdoor living spaces spread across three sizeable terraces and balconies. A 1,200 square-foot south and east facing wrap-around terrace with seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining can easily seat over 30 guests, ideal for a cocktail or formal dinner party. Sit back relax and enjoy the views from Midtown to the Atlantic Ocean with vast expenses over the East River and Brooklyn. The 4 bedroom, 4.5 bathroom home is listed for $29.5 million.

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Via 57 West

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First, it’s a tetrahedron. Digest that for a minute. Second, what more could you expect from Danish wiz Bjarke Ingels, the architect who has made it his business to defy convention? Now based in NYC, Time Magazine named him one of the 100 Most Influential People. We can see why.

325 Kent Avenue

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The Domino Sugar Factory was an iconic building on the Williamsburg waterfront but destined to be equally distinctive is the rental complex shaped like a (square) donut. Owned by Two Trees Management and designed by SHoP Architects, the 522 Unit luxury rental was completed last year and occupied by July 2017.                                                                                                   

American Copper Building

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These two structures, located at 626 First Avenue in Murray Hill,  kind of look like two cartoon buildings shaking hands or even dancing. That’s because a three-level sky bridge connects the two. Those innovative boffins at SHoP Architects are responsible for designing the copper clad structures, which combined contain 761 units.

520 West 28th St by Zaha Hadid

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Shimmering, futuristic and with more curves than a sunny day at the Copacabana Beach, this is the first and only NYC project by the late celebrated architect Zaha Hadid. Located near the High Line in Manhattan, reported celebrity residents include Sting and Ariana Grande. The building contains 39 spacious units over 11 floors and was completed in 2016.

56 Leonard St

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Leonard St as a whole has been garnering a lot of interest recently because of the number of luxury condos taking to the skies in pricey Tribeca. This glass, cantilevered beauty was completed in 2016 after being conceived almost a decade earlier. The penthouse is the most expensive condo south of midtown, selling for $47.87 million last year. The building has 145 units over a cloudbusting 60 floors.

Solar Curve, High Line

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Still being constructed, this innovative piece of architecture by Chicago based architects, Studio Gang is known as the Solar Curve. It is prismatic in shape to take advantage of the sun’s moving position in the sky to heat the structure, while also benefited from the green space at the High Line.

400 Park Avenue South

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Designed by Frenchman Christian de Portzamparc, over a decade ago, this is a jagged punkrocker of a building, jutting defiantly into the Manhattan skyline slightly north of Madison Park. But there’s nothing to rebellious about the pricey condos here which are completely sold out.

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