360 W 36Th St

An Art Deco former warehouse converted to residential lofts, this 12-story co-op was completed in 1926 and contains a small collection of large, loft-style units. The structure preserves industrial character through high (around 11-foot) beamed or concrete ceilings, expansive factory windows, and concrete or hardwood floors while interior finishes range from stripped-back industrial shells to fully appointed chef’s kitchens and bespoke millwork. Units are primarily multi-bedroom lofts with flexible layouts, generous open living volumes, dedicated laundry/utility rooms, and substantial built-in storage; some residences include private planted terraces or sizeable planted rooftop areas. Shared spaces emphasize communal urban living: a planted, furnished roof deck with showers, seating and views; a marble lobby with period detailing; two passenger elevators (and freight access in larger-unit listings); and deeded/private storage bins in the basement. Building operations are co-operative: part-time or full-time superintendent coverage, video intercom, reasonable maintenance, and a flexible sublet policy. Pet-friendly and renovation-friendly, the building supports buyers seeking customization, offering structural openness—with minimal columns and multiple riser locations—that facilitates reconfiguration. Located in Midtown West/Hudson Yards–Garment District adjacency, it provides immediate pedestrian access to transit (A,C,1,2,3,7, PATH, LIRR), shopping, dining, cultural venues, and waterfront greenways.