One57

One57 is a landmark luxury condominium tower in Midtown Manhattan completed in 2013 and rising roughly 75–90 stories on West 57th Street. Designed by Christian de Portzamparc with interiors by Thomas Juul-Hansen, the building contains a range of high‑end residences from one‑bedrooms to sprawling full‑ and half‑floor apartments and multi‑bedroom trophy homes. Units are notable for floor‑to‑ceiling glazing, very high ceilings in the grand salons, generous galleries for art, open entertaining plans, eat‑in chef’s kitchens by Smallbone with Miele and Sub‑Zero appliances, marble and onyx baths, walk‑in closets, and extensive smart‑home and bespoke millwork details. Many homes feature private keyed elevator landings, multiple exposures, private outdoor spaces or balconies, and luxurious primary-suite wings with dual bathrooms and dressing rooms. Common building amenities total over 22,000 square feet and include a 24‑hour doorman and concierge, private dining and catering facilities, library and billiards, screening and performance rooms, resident fitness and yoga studios, a pet wash, valet and on‑site garage, and dedicated resident storage. Residents also have a‑la‑carte access to the Park Hyatt New York’s five‑star services on the lower floors: a triple‑height indoor pool and spa, full room service and in‑residence dining, housekeeping, and hotel wellness and business facilities. Positioned on the Plaza District/57th Street corridor, One57 offers immediate access to Central Park, Carnegie Hall, high‑end retail and Michelin‑level dining, making it a highly visible address for collectors and those seeking trophy residences in the heart of the city.