130 William St

130 William is a 66-story condominium tower completed in 2020 in Lower Manhattan. Conceived by Sir David Adjaye in collaboration with Hill West Architects and developed by Lightstone, the building presents a hand-cast concrete façade and sculptural massing that register prominently on the skyline. The 207-unit property offers one- to four-bedroom residences with ceiling heights around 10 feet (higher in select homes), oversized arched windows with bronze detailing, wide-plank white oak flooring, oil-rubbed bronze fixtures, and custom Italian millwork and stone finishes throughout. Apartment kitchens feature Pedini cabinetry, Salvatori marble counters and backsplashes, and high-end appliances by brands such as Gaggenau, Bosch, and Thermador; primary suites frequently include windowed walk-in closets and luxurious windowed baths with radiant heated floors and carved stone tubs in larger homes. Private outdoor spaces range from modest balconies to expansive loggias and penthouse terraces. Shared spaces are extensive and curated for wellness and entertainment: a full-scale health club with an infinity-edge spa pool, thermal and cold plunge pools, sauna and massage rooms, fitness center with terrace, yoga studio, and basketball court; indoor and outdoor lounges with a chef’s catering kitchen; club room, golf simulator, private IMAX screening room, and a large children’s activity center. Onsite conveniences include a 24-hour attended lobby, concierge, pet spa, bicycle and private storage, and rooftop observation areas and cabanas. The building’s location provides direct access to Lower Manhattan’s transit, waterfront views, and a dense mix of dining, cultural, and financial district amenities.