Rendering of Madison House via DBOX
Executives from co-developers JD Carlisle Development and Fosun International Limited were on hand to mark the topping-out at Madison House. At 805 feet high, it is the tallest residential building in NoMad.
The shimmering façade designed by Handel Architects is also making its way up the 62-story building. The unique design features intricate glass and white terra cotta boning. The sleek glass panels stretch up to form a pillared apex that in turn will make a striking new addition to the Midtown skyline.
The shimmering façade designed by Handel Architects is also making its way up the 62-story building. The unique design features intricate glass and white terra cotta boning. The sleek glass panels stretch up to form a pillared apex that in turn will make a striking new addition to the Midtown skyline.
(l-r) MD Carlisle Construction Corporation, JD Carlisle, Fosun International, and Handel Architects via Jason Malihan
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“With its combination of striking architecture, spacious floor plans, unsurpassed city views, and resort-style amenities currently not available in the NoMad marketplace, Madison House is sure to impress.” – Jules Demchick, Chairman, JD Carlisle Development
Interior renderings via DBOX
All 199 residences start 150 feet above grade and boast warmly minimalist interiors by Gachot Studios, open floor plans, 11’ ceilings, 9’ doors, and floor-to-ceiling windows looking out on unobstructed views of the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building, Madison Square Park, the East River, and the Hudson River. Residential amenities will include a 75’ lap pool, cold plunge pool, spa, gym, golf simulator, game room, library, lounge with chef’s kitchen and dining room, and landscaped rooftop garden.
Earlier this spring, an offering plan with an $822 million sellout was accepted. When sales officially launch in September, prices will start at $1.55 million and go to more than $25 million.
Earlier this spring, an offering plan with an $822 million sellout was accepted. When sales officially launch in September, prices will start at $1.55 million and go to more than $25 million.
Empire State Building (center) and Madison House (r; with crane) circa August 2019 via CityRealty
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