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This architectural concept presents a cylindrical, multi-tiered structure with a central void, allowing natural light to permeate all levels. The design is unique for its circular form, creating a 360-degree panorama for each level, each boasting its own pool and terrace garden, giving the impression of a vertical resort. The topmost level features a larger communal pool and garden, maximizing the view of the horizon. The innovation lies in the villa’s ability to offer privacy and openness simultaneously, as each level is both inward-looking and outward-reaching. This concept redefines the luxury villa as not just a living space but a vertical landscape, providing a serene and immersive natural environment while optimizing the available footprint.

🏙 #BuildingOfTheMonth Since its completion in 2015, 432 Park Avenue has quickly become an iconic landmark, redefining luxury living in Manhattan. This beacon of architectural innovation and luxury real estate development, engineered by Rafael Viñoly, stands as one of Billionaires' Row iconic supertall "pencil towers." Furthermore, the 1,396-foot tower ranks as the third-tallest residential building in the world, offering incomparable views of the city. 🌆 The structure’s distinctive design, characterized by its 10 x 10-foot windows and a 15:1 height-to-width ratio, is not just visually striking but also serves a critical functional purpose in mitigating wind-induced sway, thereby enhancing the comfort and safety of its residents. 🎇 The interior of 432 Park Avenue is a testament to luxury, with residences offering expansive living spaces, high ceilings, and unparalleled views of the city. The building's amenities, including a private dining area, a 75-foot indoor pool, and a state-of-the-art fitness center, set new standards in residential elegance. 👉 Read more about it: https://lnkd.in/dbKWcUMq #RealEstate #Architecture #Engineering #LuxuryLiving #UrbanDevelopment #432ParkAvenue 

Five Points Development Group has just announced AG approval for 262 Fifth Avenue, a groundbreaking 860-foot tower Manhattan’s most exclusive boutique condominium tower, in Manhattan’s NoMad neighborhood. Designed by Meganom featuring interiors by Norm Architects , the tower offers 26 ultra-private, full-floor and duplex residences with column-free layouts, protected skyline views, and Scandinavian-inspired interiors emphasizing sustainability and well-being. Crowned by a 70-foot Oculus with an inverted golden arch, the landmark blends art, architecture, and performance to redefine luxury living. Sales, led by Douglas Elliman’s Michael Graves, will launch in Spring 2025, with prices starting at $16 million. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eXTkNxzU

What do we gain when we blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living spaces? This modernist villa, with its striking floor-to-ceiling glass panels and seamless integration with its lush surroundings, embodies a trend that's reshaping contemporary design: the dissolution of the divide between inside and out. The precision of concrete paired with expansive glass fosters transparency and openness, making nature an essential part of daily living. My own experience with a recent project echoes this—clients shared how such designs enhance their sense of wellbeing, cultivating a connection with nature even indoors. With a 23% increase in demand for such hybrid spaces in residential designs (Architectural Digest, 2022), this isn't just a passing fad. It signifies a deeper shift towards creating sanctuaries that offer peace in the midst of urban chaos. How do you see this blending of environments influencing future architectural projects? Let's explore this evolving trend together. Share your thoughts below or reach out to discuss further!

Can rooftop design redefine urban luxury? Gazing at this modern rooftop haven with its luxurious pool and glass pavilion, I’m struck by how transparency and clean lines epitomize contemporary architecture. The floor-to-ceiling glass walls provide uninterrupted cityscape views, embracing the burgeoning trend of blending indoor and outdoor spaces. These elements not only create a sense of openness but also enhance user experience by merging living spaces with the natural environment—a cornerstone of modern design. In a recent project, a similar approach garnered rave client reactions for its seamless flow and aesthetic appeal. This integration of elements is more than just visually striking; it’s transformative. According to a recent report, homes with open designs and transparency can see up to a 20% increase in property value. How do you see such designs shaping the future of urban living? Let’s dive into the conversation below!

This 1980s-style high-rise apartment in the heart of New York City underwent a transformative journey. With breathtaking views of the New York City skyline, the original layout of the apartment didn’t do justice to its spectacular surroundings. The design challenge was clear: how do we seamlessly integrate these views into the clients’ daily experience? By collaborating closely with the architect from day one, we reimagined the flow of this home. The living areas were reoriented to capture the most stunning vistas, turning a once overlooked backdrop into the apartment’s centerpiece. This is more than just a renovation; it’s a reimagination of how this family lives, works, and entertains in the city they love—proof that design isn’t just about aesthetics but about enhancing the human experience. Architect: Rafael Berkowitz #LuxuryInteriorDesign #ModernLiving #NYCLuxury #InteriorArchitecture #TimelessDesign

Urban Surface Soho Square Color West Broadway 7524: Where Style Meets Functionality Architects and property managers, are you looking for flooring that combines New York's iconic SoHo aesthetic with unparalleled durability? Look no further. Key features: • Inspired by Soho's urban charm • Engineered for high-traffic commercial spaces • Low-maintenance, high-impact design How are you balancing aesthetics and practicality in your current projects? Share your experiences in the comments below. #CommercialDesign #UrbanArchitecture #PropertyManagement #SustainableBuilding

One SydneyHarbour vs One Circular Quay One Sydney Harbour and One Circular Quay are both iconic luxury residential developments in Sydney, offering unparalleled views of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House. However, there are some key differences between the two: Location: One Sydney Harbour: Located in Barangaroo, a revitalized waterfront precinct.  One Circular Quay: Situated directly on Circular Quay, offering a more central and iconic location. Architecture and Design: Both projects feature world-class architecture and interior design.  One Sydney Harbour: Offers a more contemporary design aesthetic. One Circular Quay: Emphasizes a classic and timeless design, blending seamlessly with the historic surroundings. Architects: World renowned architects and interior architects One Sydney Harbour: Renzo Piano One Circular Quay: Kerry Hill Architects; Daniel Goldberg (Interiors) Amenities: Both developments offer a range of luxurious amenities, including pools, gyms, spas, and concierge services.  The specific amenities may vary between the two projects. Pricing and Availability: Both projects are high-end developments with premium pricing. Availability and pricing may fluctuate depending on market conditions and specific unit offerings. Overall: Both One Sydney Harbour and One Circular Quay offer exceptional living experiences with stunning harbour views. The choice between the two ultimately depends on your personal preferences and priorities. Consider factors such as location, design style, and specific amenities when making your decision. #apartment #OneSydneyHarbour #OneCircularQuay #sydney

This corner commercial building in the MIDC industrial area was designed to stand out and become a landmark for the entire zone. The aim was to create a focal point especially for pedestrian traffic. We incorporated Vastu principles, using different forms to create a sense of curiosity. The brahmastan, a concept from ancient Indian architectural tradition known as Vastu Shastra, refers to the central, sacred space of a structure. It’s considered the heart of the building, promoting harmony and balance, much like a courtyard in traditional Western architecture. In this design, it serves as the focal point, bringing a sense of openness and energy flow to the entire building. The building is intentionally taller and heavier on the southwest side, while the north side is open, featuring a podium and swimming pool for a welcoming view. Fins were added on the southern side to block direct sunlight from the offices. Each room also has a balcony that provides shade while adding a stylish touch. The lower two floors are for shops, with offices, recreational spaces, service apartments, and a rooftop restaurant above. The façade uses clay tiles to reduce heat absorption, combining form with function. Milind Rode Rutuja Rode Priyanka B. Ar. Anand Kondhalkar The Pixomate Studios . . #CommercialArchitecture #UrbanDesign #ModernArchitecture #BuildingDesign #IndustrialArchitecture #LandmarkBuilding #MixedUseDevelopment #ArchitecturalDesign #OfficeSpaceDesign #RetailSpaces #RooftopRestaurant #UrbanPlanning #RecreationalSpaces #ServiceApartments #MIDCDevelopment #ArchitectureLovers #MetaArch #Architecture

#A_Masterpiece_of_Luxury_Living_apartment✨ Some homes are built, but only few projects are crafted with vision, passion, and attention to every luxurious detail. These apartments are not just homes; they are an architectural marvel, designed to elevate your lifestyle to new heights. Imagine waking up every day in a space where elegance meets functionality, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, and every corner reflects excellence in design and craftsmanship