It's the renderings that caught my eye...
100 11th Avenue in New York City is designed by Jean Nouvel.
The facade is made of 1647 undulating window panels and is said to be the most complex facade in NYC.
The facade is made of 1647 undulating window panels and is said to be the most complex facade in NYC.
'The homes within 100 11th will range in size from 890 square feet to 4,675
square feet, and will include one-, two- and three- bedroom apartments, and five
unique penthouses. The building’s top floor will comprise a single grand
residence with a full-roof private terrace featuring what Nouvel has dubbed
“outdoor rooms.” Prices for the properties will range from $1.6 million to $22
million.'
