W 57 ST #42A

Rising to over one thousand feet above midtown Manhattan, ONE57 elevates New York living with the longest South-to-North views of Central Park ever offered in private residences. Walls of glass illuminate expansive homes of extraordinary scale and light. A lifestyle enhanced by the exceptional personal service of Park Hyatt's new five-star flagship hotel. Pritzker Prize-winning architect Christian de Portzamparc creates a landmark among landmarks that has forever redefined luxury living in New …

Rising to over one thousand feet above midtown Manhattan, ONE57 elevates New York living with the longest South-to-North views of Central Park ever offered in private residences. Walls of glass illuminate expansive homes of extraordinary scale and light. A lifestyle enhanced by the exceptional personal service of Park Hyatt's new five-star flagship hotel. Pritzker Prize-winning architect Christian de Portzamparc creates a landmark among landmarks that has forever redefined luxury living in New York.

Danish designer Thomas Juul-Hansen was chosen to design the interiors of ONE57 for his hands-on approach to residential living. Taking a cue from de Portzamparc's exterior, Juul-Hansen envisioned discreetly opulent interiors that reference great French modernists.

Each residence has been meticulously planned with gracious layouts and wide dimensions. They boast oversized doors and soaring ceiling heights, providing a glamorous stage for entertaining guests. Materials of the highest quality are provided: rich rosewood flooring in a French herringbone pattern or select rift-sawn white oak, slabs of Italian marble, and custom hardware and light fixtures.