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A restored Gilded Age icon occupying a block of prime Upper West Side real estate, The Astor offers the opportunity to inhabit a piece of New York history. Stepping inside is like stepping back into time—to when this stretch of Broadway was still relatively undeveloped, and everything felt taller, larger, and grander. Spaces existed, says design lead Aaron Dussair of Pembrooke & Ives, “that would be difficult to conceive of today.” When you combine these classic proportions and original details with, say, high-speed Wi-Fi and Miele appliances, you have something truly unique.

The Astor

Upper West Side, New York

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Midtown, New York

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Hudson Yards, New York

Mandarin Oriental Residences, Fifth Avenue

Midtown, New York

96+Broadway is named for its location—but the location isn’t the only draw for this new-build tower designed by celebrated Danish architect Thomas Juul-Hansen. Yes, the Upper West Side is the cultural heart of New York, home to Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Opera, and the American Museum of Natural History (to name a few), and also one of the city’s greenest neighborhoods. With Central Park to the east and Riverside Park to the west and tree-lined streets in between, residents will have no shortage of access to nature. But the charms of the building itself give the surrounding environs fierce competition. From its timeless design to its wow-worthy amenities (including a saltwater lap pool, squash court, and music studio) and spectacular vistas, 96+Broadway is redefining what it means to live in this historic neighborhood.

96+ Broadway

Upper West Side, New York

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NoMad, New York
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Robert A.M. Stern: The Architectural Firm Melding Past with Present

The practitioners at Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) are cover stars of Architectural Digest many times over and the visionaries behind some of the world's most striking and critically acclaimed residential developments. At the heart of the esteemed firm’s mantra is iconic, forward-looking design, twinned with a tangible appreciation for the past.

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In New York, the Connection Between Nature and Residence Grows

Biophilic design is predicated on the idea that cohabiting more efficiently with nature is not just essential to the planet but to our own sense of well-being. These New York developments have grown out of that understanding.

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The Wales

Carnegie Hill, New York

Claremont Hall

Morningside Heights, New York

96+Broadway is named for its location—but the location isn’t the only draw for this new-build tower designed by celebrated Danish architect Thomas Juul-Hansen. Yes, the Upper West Side is the cultural heart of New York, home to Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Opera, and the American Museum of Natural History (to name a few), and also one of the city’s greenest neighborhoods. With Central Park to the east and Riverside Park to the west and tree-lined streets in between, residents will have no shortage of access to nature. But the charms of the building itself give the surrounding environs fierce competition. From its timeless design to its wow-worthy amenities (including a saltwater lap pool, squash court, and music studio) and spectacular vistas, 96+Broadway is redefining what it means to live in this historic neighborhood.

96+ Broadway

Upper West Side, New York

Puck Building – 293 Lafayette Street

Nolita, New York

220 Central Park South

Upper West Side, New York

288 Water Vinegar Hill

Vinegar Hill, New York

Located at the corner of 79th Street and within the landmark West End-Collegiate Historic District, 393 West End is the work of development firm Rabina, who transformed the iconic Upper West Side prewar building into a collection of 75 one- to four-bedroom residences, many with views of the Hudson River. These homes’ elegant, warm tones draw inspiration from French design elements. Award-winning architecture and design practice CetraRuddy led the redesign, placing an emphasis on preserving the historic charm while incorporating contemporary conveniences.

393 West End Avenue

Upper West Side, New York

One Prospect Park West

Park Slope, New York

The Ritz-Carlton Residences, New York, NoMad

NoMad, New York

Post House

Boerum Hill, New York

With its minimalist concrete-and-glass facade and cantilevered carve-outs, 98 Front Street makes a dramatic statement. It feels both nostalgic and futuristic, a nod to the neighborhood’s industrial past and a reflection of its creative, cutting-edge energy. But it’s not just design for design’s sake. New York-based architecture firm ODA wanted to create a building that prioritized essential elements of living, including light, air, and community. They started with modular residences that are bright and spacious, many with private outdoor spaces from which residents might wave to each other. They then added indoor and outdoor amenity spaces that encourage social interaction. From there, the Rubik’s Cube-like design followed. 

98 Front

Downtown Brooklyn, New York

109 East 79

Upper East Side, New York
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