The Alyn

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Featuring 2,400 square feet of indoor and outdoor play space, the playroom at The Alyn lets children explore two interlocking ships, jungle palm trees, castles, slides, sprinklers, playboats, and planetary ceilings, encouraging the soaring of their imaginations. With The Alyn’s location on the Upper East Side, incorporating family-focused amenities was a top priority for the developer, Gordon Property Group. The playroom provides endless opportunities for playing, interacting and learning, and incorporates a wealth of interactive features for babies, toddlers, and kids.

The Park Loggia

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Pembrooke & Ives designed 20,000 square feet of amenities for the 172 condominiums at The Park Loggia, including a two-story kid’s playroom with multiple slides and custom treehouse-inspired cutouts for children to play and hide. There’s also a rock-climbing wall and creative seating throughout the space for kids and their adult chaperones to rest and spread out games.

The Kent

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There's no need to send your kids away to summer camp if you live in The Kent on the Upper East Side. At Camp Kent, an indoor-outdoor playground designed by Williams New York and executed by Extell Design and Beyer Blinder Belle, youngsters can climb a real treehouse, tell stories around a "campfire" surrounded by reimagined birch trees, and follow a custom carpet with a contoured stream and plantings. Camp Kent has everything a kid needs to spend a night "under the stars."

Quay Tower

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Brooklyn's record-setting waterfront condominium, Quay Tower, has just unveiled its spectacular collection of amenities designed by AD100 Designer Marmol Radziner, including a children's playroom. Colorful and bright, the 1,500 square-foot children’s room inspires imaginations to run wild. Kids will be occupied for hours on the playset, or inside the playset. The music room next door also offers concerts and lessons in partnership with the Brooklyn Music School.

Waterline Square

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At Waterline Square, developer GID Development Group tapped renowned children's museum and aquarium designer Roto to create an exceptional interactive experience inside their 4,600-square-foot children's playroom. Roto crafted the massive children's space with the same spirit as their national institutional designs, making it into a global exploration learning experience. The design of the playroom centers on a fictional adventure story that Roto created specifically for Waterline Square. The “story” takes children on a worldly journey, with each room mimicking different scenes from the story, taking young residents around the world to Stonehenge, on a safari Africa, to the Egyptian pyramids, surfing in Australia, to the islands of Hawaii, and beyond. Each space is designed to be highly interactive and features fun elements such as a slide, train table, and safari car.

11 Hoyt

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11 Hoyt is a new luxury, residential building, developed by Tishman Speyer, located at the crossroads of Downtown Brooklyn and brownstone Brooklyn. The 57-story tower rises 620 feet and spans almost an entire city block and also includes a 27,000 square foot elevated, private park for residents. The main attraction is the Park Club, which includes an indoor children's playroom as well as a custom outdoor playground.

130 William

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130 William is world-renowned architect Sir David Adjaye's first skyscraper, as well as his first high-rise tower in NYC. The building features a Children's Activity Center where the building’s younger residents can enjoy athletic activity zones, including a trampoline room, mini soccer field, mini basketball court, and play area. Recognized as one of the leading architects of his generation, Adjaye was recently knighted by Queen Elizabeth II and named one of TIME magazine’s 100 most influential people of 2017.

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Rose Hill

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Developed by the original builders of Rockefeller Center and designed with a vintage "Gotham-esque" flair, Rose Hill is a new 45-story luxury condominium tower currently under construction at 30 East 29th Street. With architecture and interior design by the acclaimed global architecture firm CetraRuddy, Rose Hill draws a direct connection back to Rockefeller Center with its heavy Art Deco influence of the 20th century. Rising over 600 feet in height, the building is eloquently clad in a bronze-tone façade, accented by intricate detailing that frames expansive glass windows. Taking its place among New York’s architectural icons and inspired by the Rockefeller Group’s landmark developments, decorative lighting will illuminate the tower’s base and crown to highlight the building’s unique articulation. The contemporary design, although rooted in the past, speaks to today's modern New Yorker.

The Kent

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At The Kent on the Upper East Side, the classic uptown buildings of the 1920s have been reinvented. Renowned architectural firm Beyer Blinder Belle, known for restoring classic buildings such as the Empire State Building and City Hall, designed The Kent to be reminiscent of landmark Art Deco buildings. The facade is constructed of classic brick and limestone, accented by metalwork paneling and large windows, with a series of steel and glass lanterns crowning the building. Indoors, celebrated designer Champalimaud designed interiors that evoke a different era, with custom chandeliers and Art Deco-inspired accents, including a French Vanilla marble fireplace and bar in the lobby lounge, and brass elevator doors that recall vintage elevator carriages.

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5 River Park

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5 River Park, the first new building in the River Park mega-project on the rise in Cobble Hill, which has over 20,000 square feet of amenities, meaning residents of the 25 apartments won’t have to worry about overcrowding. The three-floor amenities space features a private playground for kids, while parents can relax at the adjacent outdoor living room. Afterward, the family can cool off at the in-ground pool, or if it’s rainy, play inside at the jungle-themed kid’s room.

11 Hoyt

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11 Hoyt, designed by Jeanne Gang, features a nearly 27,000-square-feet elevated private park. The park boasts multiple flower gardens, all strategically featuring native flowers that draw in monarch butterflies during their yearly migration. Kids will enjoy running and climbing around the outdoor play area, which includes a giant caterpillar and butterfly.

Citizen 360

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This quintessential Upper East Side residence attracts families with its sunlit and spacious 4-bedroom condominiums, as well as its amenity spaces. With two floors dedicated separately to wellness and leisure, Citizen 360 has a unique kid's space complete with its own art room. The art-focused playroom has a chalkboard wall, performance space, and craft tables. The art room is a separate offshoot where the building provides kids with their own art supplies.

The Kent

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The Upper East Sides most valuable address has more than just dazzling multi-million dollar condos. Camp Kent is your solution to summer camp in the city. Created by top designer, Champalimaud, your youngsters get to enjoy their very own indoor-outdoor playroom featuring a climbable tree house. The room is also fitted with reimagined birch trees that surround a campfire, a custom carpet with a contoured stream and planting—everything a kid needs to spend a night under the stars.

Waterline Square

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The new luxury development perched on the water's edge in the Upper West Side has everything you need to keep your energetic kids entertained this summer. The Waterline Club connects the three buildings of Waterline Square to bring its residents a comprehensive amenity space with everything from sports courts to kids playrooms and even a bowling alley. For the sporty child in your life, there is a full tennis court with bleachers, a rock climbing wall, basketball court, soccer field, and children's pool. For family fun, there is a bowling alley, games lounge with ping pong and billiards and a party room, so they can invite friends. Waterline Square also has an art studio, children's indoor playroom, and a dedicated toddler's play area, for the younger ones.

30 Park Place

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82 floors, 157 residences and over 40,000 square feet of amenities space come with living at 30 Park Place. Managed by Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, the building's amenities include a sunlit 75-foot swimming pool, fitness center, and a children's playroom. In addition, residents will receive the white-glove service Four Seasons is known for, which includes pet and child care services so you can have peace of mind your child is taken care of during summer break.

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