16 W 40Th St

A 34-story, 42-unit residential building completed in 2017 and designed by David Chipperfield Architects, The Bryant occupies a prominent blockfront overlooking Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan. The exterior pairs a custom aggregate terrazzo facade with large engineered glazing; many residences have floor-to-ceiling windows and Juliet balconies that frame park and skyline views. Unit mix spans one- through four-bedroom plans, including full-floor and half-floor configurations, with ceiling heights around 9'6" and heated oak herringbone floors throughout. Interiors emphasize bespoke millwork that conceals storage, appliances and systems, marble and Statuarietto-clad bathrooms with wet rooms or enclosed showers, and kitchens specified with Gaggenau appliances, marble islands, and integrated wine refrigeration. Common areas include a 24-hour attended private residential lobby and lounge, a fitness facility with sauna, and a Terrace Club with fireplace and bar overlooking Bryant Park. The condominium sits atop a boutique hotel and residents may access a la carte hotel services such as housekeeping and room service. Building outdoor offerings range from private balconies to a roof deck; parking and formal pet policy are not detailed in the source listings. Located steps from Bryant Park, the New York Public Library, and major subway lines, the property caters to urban residents seeking high-design finishes and immediate Midtown access.