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Browse residential projects by location, construction status and development type. Explore the profiles to understand the homes, the setting and the information available about each development.

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Midtown Manhattan

New York City · United States

111 West 57th Street

111 West 57th Street combines a new slender residential tower with historic Steinway Hall. The contrast between its terracotta-and-bronze exterior and the retained landmark gives the profile a specific architectural subject beyond a generic skyline address. SHoP Architects designed the residential tower, with interiors by Studio Sofield. Full-floor residences sit above the retained Steinway Hall component. Club 111 combines shared dining, meeting and library spaces with staffed services; the separate sports club provides indoor exercise and recreation.

Developer
JDS Development Group / Property Markets Group
Stage
Completed
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Chelsea / 515 West 18th Street

New York City · United States

Lantern House

Lantern House consists of two residential buildings connected beneath the High Line in Chelsea. Heatherwick Studio’s projecting bay windows give the development its characteristic exterior. Related describes approximately 180 residences in one- to four-bedroom layouts, arranged on either side of the High Line. Shared facilities include a pool, fitness and spa spaces, a courtyard, screening room and separate recreation rooms for children and teens.

Developer
Related Companies
Stage
Completed
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West Chelsea

New York City · United States

One High Line

One High Line pairs two residential towers near the High Line and Hudson River. Bjarke Ingels Group’s building forms and the contrasting interior approaches create an architectural story rooted in West Chelsea’s waterfront setting. The two towers were designed by Bjarke Ingels Group, with interiors by Gilles & Boissier and Gabellini Sheppard. A double-height glazed bridge lounge connects the buildings. The High Line Club adds shared fitness and leisure facilities, while hotel-related services have separate access and charging arrangements.

Developer
Witkoff / Access Industries
Stage
Completed
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West Chelsea / 555 West 22nd Street

New York City · United States

The Cortland

The Cortland is a waterfront condominium at West 22nd Street in Chelsea. Robert A. M. Stern Architects and Olson Kundig collaborated on its brick architecture and interiors. The completed collection contains 144 residences. Its published amenity programme includes a 75-foot pool, fitness and yoga/Pilates spaces, squash and basketball courts, a golf simulator and dedicated children’s activity rooms.

Developer
Related Companies
Stage
Completed
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Financial District

New York City · United States

The Greenwich by Rafael Viñoly

The Greenwich is a residential tower in Lower Manhattan with curved glazing and interiors by MAWD. Shared facilities occupy the upper part of the building, giving its downtown setting and vertical organisation a clear editorial focus. The building contains 272 residences, ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments and penthouses, with interiors by MAWD. The upper three levels form The 88 amenity collection, combining private dining, screening and meeting spaces with wellness and fitness facilities. Individual concierge-arranged treatments are services rather than standard apartment inclusions.

Developer
Fortress Investment Group / Bizzi & Partners / Bilgili Holding
Stage
Unknown
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