Archives: Buildings
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The Urban Glass House
The Urban Glass House, designed by the legendary Philip Johnson, stands as a modernist tribute to his architectural legacy. With interiors crafted by acclaimed architect Annabelle Selldorf, this collaboration results in a 40-unit condominium that is truly a work of art. Intimate and impeccably managed, the 12-story building features the Penthouse exclusively occupying the top…
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The Rutherford
Enjoy the energy of New York City while savoring the tranquility of life at The Rutherford. Overlooking the charming and historic Stuyvesant Square Park, this ideal location places you just moments from Union Square’s shopping, renowned farmers market, and multiple subway lines (4, 5, 6, L, N, Q, R). The Rutherford offers a full suite…
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The Shephard
The Shephard, at 275 West 10th Street, has been meticulously redesigned, reengineered, and fully renovated to stand among Manhattan’s most exceptional residential addresses. Tucked along a quiet, tree-lined street in the heart of the West Village, its floor plans are both generous and elegantly proportioned. Interiors by Gachot blend richness and refinement, with the finest…
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The Paladin
Opened in late 1985, The Paladin is a modern high-rise in Lenox Hill, ideally positioned at the corner of Second Avenue and 62nd Street. Its central location offers effortless access to all forms of public transportation, as well as the neighborhood’s refined mix of galleries, museums, boutiques, and upscale dining. A full-service, pet-friendly building, The…
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2166 Broadway
“The Opera” at 2166 Broadway, designed by architects Tillion & Tillion and completed in 1930, was originally built as both a church and a hotel—a history reflected in its striking neo-Gothic architecture. Incorporated in 1980 and owned by Opera Owners Inc., the 23-story building is home to 113 residences. Offering one-, two-, and three-bedroom layouts,…
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THE LYLA CONDOMINIUM
The Lyla Condominium is an intimate, boutique-style building featuring just 17 residences across ten stories. Ideally situated along Avenue of the Americas, it offers convenient access to Chelsea, the West Village, and the Flatiron District. Built in 2002, the red-brick structure is distinguished by its oversized windows and eight private terraces. The lobby features European…
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501 East 79th Street
Built in 1960 and converted in 1961, this postwar building rises 20 stories and houses 139 residences. Financing is available up to 70%, with a 30% down payment required. Maintenance fees include electricity and basic cable. Amenities feature a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, bike storage, and an on-site garage. Just three blocks from Carl Schurz…
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Tula
Tula is a place of perfect contrasts—where island tranquility meets urban connection, and timeless elegance is balanced by bold modernity. Rising from the heart of Biscayne Bay in burgeoning North Bay Village, this striking 21-story tower is a serene retreat surrounded by water, yet just moments from the vibrant energy of Miami and Miami Beach.…