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Project • By S9 Architecture • Apartments
160 East 22nd Street
160 East 22nd Street elevates an uninspired stretch of Third Avenue with its modern interpretation of the iconic New York pre-war apartment building. This 21-story residential development designed for Toll Brothers City Living, is easily recognizable for its contemporary limestone facade and dramatic 24-foot cantilever that incorporates adjacent development rights.
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The design enhances and enlivens the storied context of Gramercy Park. Inside, classical proportions expressed in a well-balanced selection of sophisticated materials, custom millwork, and muted natural elements evoke a contemporary style with a vintage touch in the building’s common areas and 84 condominium units. Overall, 160 East 22nd Street ai... More
Project • By Openbox Architects • Apartments
Rhythm Ekkamai Estate
In the bustling heart of Ekkamai, Bangkok, a new era of urban living is unfolding with the emergence of innovative high-rise condominiums. These towering structures, reaching 33 stories into the sky, are not just buildings but symbols of a sustainable future, seamlessly blending modernity with the rich heritage of the area.
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Panoramic Studio
Inspired by the timeless charm of Ekkamai House, these condominiums pay homage to the architectural legacy of the neighborhood while redefining the skyline with their contemporary design. Each facade reflects the vertical rhythm of Ekkamai House, creating a sense of harmony and continuity within the urban landscape.
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News • News • 20 Jul 2023
Timeless flatiron architecture defines the Park Road condominium tower by Diamond Schmitt
In Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood, the new landmark flatiron condominium building called Park Road provides a blend of urban living with access to abundant greenspace. A project by Capital Developments, the distinctive flatiron architecture designed by the award-winning firm of Diamond Schmitt is inspired by modernist sculptural abstraction and expresses geometries that respond to a pivotal almond-shaped site at the crossroads of three urban streets.
Positioned at the urban nexus of Bloor-Yorkville, Rosedale Valley, and the neighbourhood beyond Park Road fosters a transition between these different urban conditions with a sculptural form that respects its surrounding. The exterior expression of the 27-storey tower is charact... More