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High above the clouds, overlooking the city that never sleeps, is a beautiful sanctuary of sophisticated elegance, refinement and innovation. Designed by highly acclaimed Pritzker Prize-winning architect Richard Rogers and Graham Stirk of RSHP (formerly Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners), Penthouse 3 has rare unobstructed scenic views of Lower Manhattan’s historic City Hall Park.
Penthouse 3 is located at No. 33 Park Row, a luxury condominium complex offering tenants a luxurious and elevated residential experience. With large floor to ceiling windows bridging a connection between the inside and out, it is designed to take advantage of the building’s location, light and views and integrate modernism while still emphasizing the historic architecture of Manhattan.
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Most living quarters in NYC are small and crowded, with the average size of an apartment being 700 square feet. Space, however, is not an issue with this penthouse, which has more than 5,000 square feet of living space. Walking into the contemporary residence feels like walking into Grand Central Station. The open floor plan is dominated by floor-to-ceiling windows that invite captivating views of the city’s grand architecture.
The two-story, five-bedroom, five-bathroom residence is a statement of luxury in one of the most opulent destinations in the world. Light oak floors, white walls and light-gray cabinetry juxtaposed with black industrial window frames infuse the apartment with a modern aesthetic. The use of primary colors in the décor and Mid-Century Modern furniture adds an element of simplicity and sophistication with pieces that promote lounging and relaxation.
Marble floors and walls occupy the bathroom, along with a floating vanity and freestanding tub, giving the space a clean and polished feel.
“The design of No. 33 Park Row complements and enhances the rich textures of the existing historic architecture in this essential New York location, capturing the spirit of downtown Manhattan’s industrial past,” says project lead Simon Davis.
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Building amenities include a fifth-floor indoor/outdoor fitness center and yoga studio, an outdoor kitchenette and dining area, a 24-hour door attendant and concierge, a rooftop terrace, a library, a craft studio, a movie screening room and bike storage. From workouts and yoga on the loggia terrace to alfresco lounging and dining on the rooftop garden, residents can enjoy a tranquil and relaxing setting amidst some of Manhattan’s most ICONIC vistas.
Penthouse 3 and No. 33 Park Row reflect the rich history of the Manhattan area by integrating original architecture with a modern flair to create something new and exciting with a nostalgic touch. The materials, design and craftsmanship are inspired by Lower Manhattan’s history and innovation brought together to create something truly unique. No. 33 Park Row is a building that blends the past and the present and balances the need for a retreat with the fast-paced lifestyle that pulses through the streets of New York.