16 W 40Th St

The Bryant is a 34-story residential tower completed in 2017 and designed by David Chipperfield Architects. The building occupies a prime Midtown Manhattan location directly overlooking Bryant Park and is clad inside and out in custom terrazzo aggregate that frames expansive floor-to-ceiling windows. Residences range from one- to four-bedroom layouts, including half-floor and full-floor plans, featuring continuous 9'6" ceilings, heated oak herringbone floors, bespoke millwork that conceals storage and mechanicals, and Juliet balconies or private outdoor options. Kitchens are specified with high-end appliances and marble counters; bathrooms commonly include full-height Statuarietto marble walls, double vanities, and enclosed wet rooms or soaking tubs. Common spaces are crafted with the same architectural rigor: a 24-hour attended private residential lobby and lounge, a fitness center with sauna, and the Terrace Club — a shared lounge with fireplace and full bar overlooking Bryant Park. The tower sits above a boutique hotel and offers a la carte hotel services for residents such as housekeeping and room service. Building services include elevator access and attended entry; pet policies and parking vary by unit and are managed through building administration. The location places residents steps from Fifth Avenue shopping, Midtown theaters, and transit, supporting a lifestyle anchored in culture, dining, and walkable urban convenience.