Go back in time to the roaring '20s with these luxurious NYC condos.
, a 16-story landmark prewar building first designed in 1927 by Goldner & Goldner on the corner of 79th and West End Avenue. The building is located within the West End Collegiate Historic District on New York’s Upper West Side and has been modernly transformed into a collection of 75 residences by architecture firm CetraRuddy and development firm Rabina. Sales have officially launched for the new condos, with prices starting at $1.
However, while the entryway and lobby might harken back to this time, the residences are decidedly modern. Ruddy says that when they began the project, the interior elements from the 1920s didn’t exist, and the firms took cues from the intricate details on the building’s exterior to reimagine what the interiors might look like at that time. “These elements create a historically respectful viewpoint executed with today’s glamour,” she says.
“They were designed with a harmony between the spirit of historic sensibility but with language in a modern vernacular,” she tells. “We began with the guiding principles of what we all love about prewar planning, such as entry foyers, grand entertaining spaces, more private family and bedroom spaces and commodious storage, laundry rooms, and kitchens that become the hearth and center of the home.
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