The Standard reveals their first-ever residential project, The Standard Residences. In the heart of Midtown Miami, the development will be located in one of the city’s most dynamic neighborhoods between the Design District and Wynwood.

The Standard Residences features 12 floors of residences and amenity spaces. Two hundred and twenty-eight pied-à-terre-style studios, one-bedrooms, one-bedrooms plus den, and two-bedrooms make up the collection of residences. Each residence is finished with light wood plank tile flooring and a gourmet kitchen with Italian cabinetry and Bosch appliances. The bathrooms are oversized and showcase stone vanities and double-suite rain showers.

At sidewalk level, the lobby is designed to interact with the streetscape. It will be a place where residents can connect, work, recharge, and unwind with areas to plug in or host informal meetings. The lobby café connects to an outdoor terrace and will serve cappuccinos, pastries, and fresh juices.

With a mix of amenities that are both energizing and relaxing, The Sweat Room offers a steam room, an infrared sauna, and a fully equipped yoga and stretch studio. The Stadium includes a pickleball court that doubles as a disco party room. Residents can play America’s fastest-growing sport in the comfort of an air-conditioned setting and then boogie-down the rest of the night. Social Lounge 21 is The Standard’s social floor that features a karaoke bar, screening room, fully equipped co-working spaces, zoom rooms, and a private boardroom.

On top of the building is a lushly landscaped rooftop. Here is where the 60-foot, resort-style sunset pool will be located. There will be direct access from the pool to The Standard’s signature rooftop restaurant and bar.

The Standard Residences combines a careful consideration of design, detail, and service with playfulness and fun to create an ‘anything but standard’ experience. This project was brought to life through the partnerships of Rosso Development and Midtown Development. Interiors were designed by renowned firm Urban Root in collaboration with The Standard’s in-house design team.

For more information, visit thestandardmiamiresidences.com.

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The piece, titled Panorama of New York and gracing the building’s lobby, reveals the creative aesthetic of celebrated artist, Rachel Feinstein. Blending key New York City landmarks, the canvas exhibits a somewhat gloomy yet undeniably imposing character, awash in gray and sepia tones.

“The work is a fantastical dreamscape of the city, and a beautiful gift to our future residents,” 100 East 53rd Street Instagram page reads.

Rachel Feinstein unveiled her latest masterpiece "Panorama of New York," specially commissioned for the lobby of @100E53. The work is a fantastical dreamscape of the city, and a beautiful gift to our future residents.

A post shared by 100 East 53rd Street (@100e53) on Apr 28, 2018 at 8:33am PDT

The event gathered a raft of stars, including Salman Rushdie, Colby and Alberto Mugrabi, Wendi Murdoch, Amy Astley, Cynthia Rowley and Jean Pigozzi. The attendees also had the chance to tour 100 East 53rd Street, whose design by Foster + Partners reflects the grandeur of last century’s most coveted architectural feats.

Jessica Craig Martin / Photo Credit: Patrick McMullan

Bill Powers, John Currin, Rachel Feinstein, Sean Landers, Michelle Landers, Rebecca Sternthal / Photo Credit: Patrick McMullan

Peter Schjeldahl, Rachel Feinstein, Salman Rushdie / Photo Credit: Patrick McMullan

Neighbor of the historic Seagram Building, 100 East 53rd Street boasts a striking curtain wall that shelters 63 stories and ends in a zig-zag edge. Inside, over 90 residences, including 15 sprawling lots on the first file floors, embody the spirit of New York with spacious layouts optimized for the display of art.

Aside from marveling at contemporary art, residents at the Midtown condo tower will also enjoy a slate of amenities and culinary offerings that evoke a relaxing resort in the midst of the Big Apple. 100 East 53rd Street features a steam room, sauna and spa, a library lounge, a swimming pool as well as a gourmet marketplace and a restaurant by French Chef Joel Robuchon, whose 32 Michelin stars lead the world’s record.

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With Hudson Yards out west, and all the new buildings popping up on 57^th and farther downtown, Hell’s Kitchen in Midtown can often feel a little stale in the real estate world: enter Charlie West.

At 505 West 43^rd Street, this condo complex is bring a contemporary, innovative design to the neighborhood, looking to be the much-needed spur to get this slice of midtown in line with the ever-growing modern trend in New York today. Andres Escobar has worked as interior designer and gave the building the modern edge it needed to rise to this level of success by bringing together natural and man made materials like wood, metal, and concrete to build the lobby and common areas. Following the trend of so many others, the building is aiming to be more than just a series of condos by adding resort styled amenities to the building, like a pool, expansive terraces, and a great library to offer residents whatever they might need.

The building offers a range of 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units. Pricing begins in the high $700,000s with 2-bedrooms starting under $2 million, a rarity in Manhattan new construction. Charlie West is a co-development between the Elad Group, the New York arm of one of the world’s leading luxury real estate development firms, and Mi&Co, a New York-based developer. Cantor-Pecorella is the exclusive sales and marketing firm for Charlie West. The project is slated for late 2018 completion.

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