Building: 520 West 28th by Zaha Hadid

The Condominium located at 520 West 28th Street is easily one of the most impressive residential building found anywhere in NYC. The building was designed by Iraqi-British artist, designer, and award-winning architect Zaha Hadid, renowned for her visionary designs.

The building’s architecture is truly significant. If you like curves, this iconic building is characterized by sinuous turns and sleek lines that create a striking contrast with the surrounding buildings. The building features 39 luxurious, smart two-bedroom to four-bedroom residences spread over 11 floors, each designed with the highest standards of comfort and style.

The Condominiums boasts an array of services and amenities that cater to the needs of its discerning residents. The building features a 24-hour doorman, and concierge service. Residents enjoy a private IMAX theater, an indoor/outdoor event suite which includes a terrace, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a saline system pool, a spa with sauna, steam room, whirlpool, cold plunge, massage beds, and waterfall showers, a screening room, and a residents’ lounge. The building also offers private storage spaces and an on-site parking garage.

Located in the heart of West Chelsea, the building is surrounded by cultural and educational institutions including the Whitney and the Rubin Museums, fine and casual dining, Hudson Yards and the Meatpacking District, world-renowned parks and the Hudson River. The High Line Park surrounds you and offers stunning views of the city and a range of art installations and outdoor events. The neighborhood is also home to the world-famous Chelsea Gallery District.

The Condominium is an impressive and unique residential building designed by one of the most visionary architects of our time. Its premier location, interior and exterior architecture, world-class amenities and services combine to provide residents with the ultimate luxury living experience in one of Manhattan’s most sought-after destinations.

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Description provided by Troy Cupano