1-3 bedroom simplexes and 2-3 bedroom duplexes include open kitchens, white oak flooring, and 9’+ ceilings. Residences are architecturally designed to maximize light and air through modern organic finishes. The building also features 48 personal parking spaces and personal storage for tenants. The building also offers nearly 5000 sf of indoor amenities, including a 1500 sf Club Room and 1700 sf Fitness Room – both of which overlook The Yard – a 575 sf Yoga Room, 880 sf Media Room, Roof Terrace with private cabanas, and attended lobby with refrigerated storage. Over 10,000 sf of landscaped green space, The Yard becomes a natural extension of every home in the building, with a rolling lawn, water feature, lounges, tables and grills.
Situated on a full city block, the “L” shape also creates the most distinguishing feature of the building: The Yard. The data below comes from them a more detailed version is available on their website.Literally shaped like an “L’, the building’s shape and position maximize unique home plans, garden and city views, as well as a solar orientation that works with the sun to increase energy efficiency. The organization has organized the data into an interactive map here, and produced this brief analysis of what spaces and topics were the most popular. Now, New Yorkers for Parks has tabulated all the protests occurring in public spaces in 2017 and found 640 events involving more than 640,000 people. But it’s usually hard to get a full sense of the scale of protest in the city. They’re all part of New York’s role as a place where political expression of all types is, if not welcomed, tolerated. Some aren’t even noticed by most New Yorkers. Some of these protests make headlines but most don’t. Agree or disagree with the message, you have to respect people who take the time and brave the cold, heat or rain to deliver it.
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