Quay Tower
ODA · Brooklyn Bridge Park · 2019
Northeast corner of Quay Tower.
Construction has wrapped up at Quay Tower, one of two towers by developers RAL Companies, Oliver's Realty Group, and Vanke US that anchor the southern boundary of Brooklyn Bridge Park. Designed by ODA New York, the towers feature a contrast in facade types with the 28-story Quay Tower clad in a metal and glass curtain wall, while the 15-story 15 Bridge Park Drive is wrapped in precast concrete and glass panels.
Looking up at the east facade of Quay Tower.
Entry canopy.
Northwest corner of Quay Tower from the East River.
Rooftop Terrace
Residential amenities include a double height lobby, two rooftop lounges, a fitness center, a children’s room, music practice rooms, private and bicycle storage, and pet wash.
View northwest from the rooftop terrace of Quay Tower.
Quay Tower offers 126 residences ranging in size from two to five bedrooms with interiors by Marmol Radziner. Kitchens feature handcrafted hardware, Gaggenau appliances, white oak cabinetry and White Quartzite countertops, backsplashes and hood surrounds. Bathrooms offer walls and radiant-heated floors made from Italian travertine marble slabs, soaking tubs, and custom oak vanities.
Model Residence - 24B
Model Residence PH2A
Residence PH2B
Architect: ODA New York; Interiors: Marmol Radziner; Developers: RAL Companies, Oliver's Realty Group, Vanke US; Program: Residential; Location: Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn, NY; Completion: 2019.
1 Manhattan Square
Adamson Associates · Two Bridge · 2019
Southeast corner.
Construction has wrapped up at Extell's One Manhattan Square, a residential condominium tower on the Lower East Side waterfront. Designed by Adamson Associates, the 800-foot-tall tower replaces a former Pathmark grocery store.
Southwest corner.
One Manhattan Square is part of the recent surge of waterfront development in Lower Manhattan. The city has undertaken a multi-year project to upgrade the East River Esplanade, Pier 17 has recently completed a major retail reconstruction, and construction of residential towers are following. One Manhattan Square is at the forefront of residential development in this neighborhood, with towers by SHoP Architects and Handel Architects also proposed at adjacent waterfront sites.
Northwest corner of the site from Cherry Street.
Design of the exterior curtain wall of the tower includes two different wall types. At the north and south facades, panels are floor to ceiling glass with a bronze metal spandrel at the floor slab. For the east and west facades, flat glass panels are alternated with panels that tilt outward from the floor or the ceiling, adding dimension to the façade and a more dynamic reflection to the glass.
Looking up at the northwest corner of the podium and tower.
Northwest corner from Cherry Street.
Detail of the perforated metal cladding of the podium.
Looking up at the east facade of the tower.
The tower offers 815 residential condo units designed by Meyer Davis with luxury finishes and top of the line appliances from Miele and Subzero. A choice between dark and light kitchen finish packages will be offered to residents for customization of the residence to their tastes. Views from the tower are panoramic, affording views of New York's iconic architecture and waterfront from Lower Manhattan to Midtown to Brooklyn.
Concierge desk.
Lobby lounge.
Residents have access to over 100,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities such as a sports club, spa, entertainment and recreation facilities, and high-end services. Over an acre of outdoor amenity spaces are designed by West 8, the team behind the redevelopment of Governors Island, which is visible from the waterfront views in the tower. The outdoor amenities include gardens, a tree house, tea pavilion, fire pits and courtyards.
Sunken tranquility garden.
75 foot saltwater swimming pool.
Hammam with cold plunge pool.
Culinary lounge.
Culinary lounge.
Cellar bar and lounge.
Billiards room.
Full court basketball.
Tree house.
View of Brooklyn’s Dumbo waterfront from the tree house.
Architect: Adamson Associates; Interiors: Meyer Davis; Landscape Architect: West 8; Developer: Extell Development Company; Program: Residential; Location: Two Bridges, New York, NY; Completion: 2019.
Tour: 196 Orchard Street
Northwest corner from Houston Street.
Construction has wrapped up at Magnum Real Estate Group and Real Estate Equities Corporation‘s 196 Orchard Street, a residential condominium building on the Lower East Side. Designed by Incorporated Architecture and Design with Ismael Leyva Architects, the 11-story condo building features a brick facade, with Gilded Bronze glazed Spanish brick at the lower facade and Black Diamond brick above. The facade also features large windows in a double height grid configuration with a glazed brick surround.
North facade from Houston Street.
The building includes 89 condos ranging in size from studios-to-four-bedrooms, including some with private terraces. Amenities include a 30,000 square foot Equinox gym and a 4,300 square foot landscaped rooftop terrace with two outdoor kitchens and custom seating.
North facade detail.
North facade from Houston Street.
Northeast corner from Houston Street.
Rooftop Amenity Terrace and Views
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Architect: Ismael Leyva Architects; Interiors: Incorporated Architecture and Design; Developer: Magnum Real Estate Group and Real Estate Equities Corporation; Program: Residential, Retail; Location: Lower East Side, New York, NY; Completion: 2019.
Tour: 1 South 1st Street / 10 Grand Street
West facade from the East River.
Construction has wrapped up at One South First (formerly 260 Kent), the second residential tower of the Domino Sugar master plan. Designed by COOKFOX Architects, the 42-story tower is located at the northern boundary of Domino Park. Along with 330 residential rental units, the mixed-use building also contains 22 commercial floors with 150,000 square feet of office space and 13,000 square feet of retail, known as Ten Grand Street.
Southwest corner.
COOKFOX was inspired by the molecular structure of sugar crystals for the design of the precast concrete panels that clad the exterior. The molds for the panels were 3D printed using the same BIM model developed for the design and documentation of the building.
West facade of One South First (far left), the Domino Sugar Refinery (center), and 325 Kent (right) at the Domino Sugar development.
Northwest corner of 1 South First.
Northeast corner from Grand Street.
Looking up at the east facade.
Close-up of the precast concrete panels.
Ten Grand Street
North facade of the podium at the Ten Grand Street office entrance.
The northern volume is composed of 20 floors of commercial office space, each measuring 6,000-square-feet and looking out onto the East River waterfront from floor-to-ceiling windows. Office occupants will have access to two floors of amenities, designed by Bonetti/Kozerski, that include a meeting atrium, work lounge, private conference rooms, 48-seat screening theater, open air terraces, fitness center, bicycle lobby and bike storage, and private outdoor rooftop cabana.
Office lobby clad in metallic terra cotta wall tiles and featuring a site-specific light sculpture by artist Cerith Wyn Evans.
Office lobby.
Meeting atrium.
Meeting atrium.
Office floor.
One South First
Residential lobby.
Mail room adjacent to the residential lobby.
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Rooftop Terrace
View northwest towards Midtown.
View southwest towards Lower Manhattan.
View south towards the Domino Sugar Refinery under renovation.
Northeast corner of the Domino Sugar Refinery.
Architect: COOKFOX Architects; Developer: Two Trees Management; Program: Residential Rental, Office, Retail; Location: Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY; Completion: Late 2019.
2550 3rd Avenue - Tres Puentes
Southeast corner of the west building.
Tres Puentes, part of the South Bronx’s recent revitalization, is a two building senior housing development recently completed by SGVA. The project includes 175 apartments for seniors and individuals with special needs spread across two buildings, a 11-story west building and a 8-story east building. Along with the residential units, the project includes 10,000 square feet of health-oriented commercial and community space. The adjacent Borinquen Court Senior Center has also been expanded for neighborhood residents.
Southeast corner of the west building.
Close-up of the east facade of the west building.
Close-up of the east facade of the west building.
South facade of the west building.
Close-up of the south facade of the west building.
Southwest corner of the west building.
South facade of the east building.
Close-up of the south facade of the east building.
Architect: SGVA; Program: Affordable Senior Housing; Location: Mott Haven, Bronx, NY; Completion: 2019.
Tour: 2 Park Place - The Woolworth Tower Residences
The Woolworth Building, Cass Gilbert’s iconic 1913 tower in Lower Manhattan, has undergone a residential condo conversion for the tower floors led by Alchemy Properties. The office of Thierry Despont has led the interior design of the conversion, with SLCE Architects responsible for overseeing the project.
Concierge desk.
Residential entry lobby ceiling.
Residential elevator door.
Residential elevator cab.
Amenities
Residents have access to a range of amenities including a 50-foot lap pool, fitness center on the thirtieth floor, resident lounge, and wine storage and tasting room. The pool was originally commissioned by F. W. Woolworth and has been reimagined by Thierry Despont in the residential conversion. Bisazza Mosaico tiles line the pool, and a sauna, hot tub and his and her changing rooms have been added adjacent.
Pool.
Hot tub.
Wine storage.
Wine storage door detail.
Model Residence: Pavilion A
Residence entry door.
Residences feature custom kitchens with Dada cabinetry crafted by the Molteni Group, Calacatta Caldia marble countertops and back-splashes, solid oak herringbone floors, and integrated Miele appliances.
Great room.
Great room.
Mezzanine.
Spiral stair to Mezzanine.
Kitchen.
Master Bedroom.
The master bathroom features radiant heated floors, Custom Dada cabinetry crafted by the Molteni Group, Dornbracht platinum-finish fittings, windowed retreats sheathed in Calacatta Caldia marble with a Nero Marquina accent trim, a steam shower, and a free standing tub.
Master Bathroom vanity.
Master Bathroom tub.
A terrace offers panoramic views of the city and the Hudson River waterfront while surrounded by restored landmark terra-cotta detailing.
Terrace.
View north from the terrace.
Terra-cotta facade detail from the terrace.
Looking up at the tower crown from the terrace.
View northeast from the Great Room.
Architect: SLCE Architects; Interior Design: Thierry Despont; Developer: Alchemy Properties; Program: Residential Condo Conversion; Location: Tribeca, New York, NY; Completion: 2019.
Tour: 146 Pierrepont Street - The Pierrepont
Residential Entry Lobby.
Construction has wrapped up at Jonathan Rose Companies and Bedrock LLC’s The Pierrepont, a two tower residential rental development at 146 Pierrepont Street in Brooklyn Heights. Designed by Marvel Architects, the two 20-story towers feature a brick and punch window façade with a two-story connecting element at the base. Fogarty Finger led the interior design for the development’s residences and extensive amenities package. Rental units range in size from one to three-bedrooms and feature large windows, kitchens with oversized islands, and bathrooms with double vanities and walk-in showers. Residents have access to a collection of amenities that include a fitness center, yoga room, meditation room, entertainment lounge, dining room with catering kitchen, children’s interactive playroom and outdoor play area, pet spa, courtyard, zen garden, and rooftop terrace.
Concierge Desk.
Residential Entry Lounge.
Zen Garden and Residential Entry Lounge.
Stair detail.
Tile detail.
Amenities
Dining Room.
Resident Entertainment Lounge.
Resident Entertainment Lounge.
Resident Entertainment Lounge.
Resident Entertainment Lounge.
Yoga Room.
Meditation Room.
Children’s Interactive Playroom.
Outdoor Children’s Play Area and Resident Courtyard.
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Dining Room and Kitchen.
Kitchen.
Kitchen.
Dining Room and Living Room.
Living Room.
Secondary Bedroom.
View Northwest from Secondary Bedroom.
Secondary Bedroom.
View North from Secondary Bedroom.
Master Bedroom.
View East from Master Bedroom.
Master Bathroom Vanity.
Master Bathroom walk-in shower.
Architect: Marvel Architects; Interior Design: Fogarty Finger; Developers: Jonathan Rose Companies and Bedrock LLC; Program: Residential Rentals; Location: Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn, NY; Completion: 2019.
Construction Update: 80 East 10th Street
Northwest corner.
Construction has wrapped up at Eighty East Tenth, a 10-story residential condo building by Parametric Development Group ( PDG ) in the East Village. Designed by NAVA, the building facade features floor-to-ceiling windows and bronze toned metal panel with an organic dot pattern of concave and convex impressions.
Northwest corner.
The project offers 12 residential units, ranging in size from one-to-four-bedrooms and a five-bedroom duplex penthouse.
Close-up of the northwest corner.
Close-up of the metal panel facade pattern.
West facade.
Architect: NAVA; Developer: Parametric Development Group; Program: Residential Condo; Location: East Village, New York, NY; Completion: 2019.
Construction Update: Eighty Seven Park
Construction is wrapping up at Terra and Bizzi & Partners’ Eighty Seven Park, an 18-story residential tower on the Surfside waterfront in Miami. Designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop, the tower features a rectilinear form with rounded ends on the east and west facades, floor to ceiling glass, and outdoor space around the entire perimeter of each residential floor.
Sales Gallery
The tower offers 70 residences with interiors designed by RDAI. Kitchens feature oak custom cabinetry and flooring, with stone countertops and backsplashes.
Tour: Jardim at 527 West 27th Street
South tower fronting West 27th Street from the High Line.
Construction is wrapping up at Jardim (Portuguese word for garden), the two tower residential condo development at 527 West 27th Street, near the High Line. Designed by Brazilian architect Isay Weinfeld, the two towers (Jardim Norte and Jardim Sul) rise 11 stories and flank courtyard gardens on the first and second floor, both designed by Future Green Studio. Many units will have private outdoor space that looks out onto the central gardens. The development will offer 36 condo units ranging from one to four bedrooms.
Southeast corner of the south tower.
Both towers are clad in three primary materials: concrete, weathered steel, and a dark brick.
Looking up at the south (left) and north (center) tower from West 27th Street.
South facade of the south tower.
Close-up of the south facade of the south tower.
North tower from the High Line.
Looking up at the north tower from West 28th Street.
North tower fronting West 28th Street from the High Line.
Brick-vaulted private drive connects West 27th and 28th streets
Residential Lobby
Residential lobby entry.
A wood lattice clads the wall and entry door.
Residential lobby and adjacent garden.
Concierge desk detail.
Ground Floor Garden
Looking up at the garden facing south facade of the north tower.
Stair to the second floor garden.
Second Floor Garden
Looking up at the east facade of the south tower from the second floor garden.
Looking down onto the first floor garden from the second floor garden.
Model Residence - North Tower
Residences in the north tower feature walls of floor-to-ceiling glass and sliding doors leading to private terraces. The terraces offer views to the courtyard gardens below and include integral planters and window boxes that extend Jardim’s garden greenery up the tower’s facade.
Kitchens feature custom honey-hued American oak cabinetry by Molteni, satin-finish stainless steel countertops and backsplashes, Gaggenau appliances, and quartz flooring.
Bathrooms feature oil-finished oak vanities and wainscoting; graphite marble walls, floors and vanity tops; and brass faucets and rain showers.
Brass fittings by Waterworks.
Carved limestone bathroom sink designed by Weinfeld.
Architect: Isay Weinfeld; Landscape Architect: Future Green Studio; Developers: Centaur Properties and Greyscale Development Group; Program: Residential; Location: Chelsea, New York, NY; Completion: 2019.
