121 E 22nd via Toll Brothers City Living
For its first residential complex in Manhattan, 121 E 22nd, it is clear that the Rem Koolhaas-headed OMA took the title of his iconic book, Delirious New York, to heart. In a review based on an early rendering, architecture critic Carter Horsley took note of its distinctive black framing, zig-zag pattern, and flaring notches. A more recent site visit shows that construction on the southern wing is nearly complete and that the corner tower on Lexington Avenue and 23rd Street is being wrapped in a glass facade.
The building's impeccable design credentials, interiors, amenities, and location in the heart of Gramercy Park have naturally gotten off to a brisk start. Remaining listings start at $1.655 million for one-bedrooms, $2.915 million for two-bedrooms, and $4.635 million for three-bedrooms. These prices are right in line with the Gramercy Park median price of $1.548 million for one-bedrooms, $2.9 million for two-bedrooms, and $4.57 million for three-bedrooms, according to CityRealty's findings.
The building's impeccable design credentials, interiors, amenities, and location in the heart of Gramercy Park have naturally gotten off to a brisk start. Remaining listings start at $1.655 million for one-bedrooms, $2.915 million for two-bedrooms, and $4.635 million for three-bedrooms. These prices are right in line with the Gramercy Park median price of $1.548 million for one-bedrooms, $2.9 million for two-bedrooms, and $4.57 million for three-bedrooms, according to CityRealty's findings.
OMA partner Shohei Shigematsu's design was inspired by Cubist art.
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121 East 22nd via CityRealty
Canted and skewed windows have already brought flair to a formerly nondescript street corner.
Facade details via CityRealty
The distinctive facade allows for oversized windows that fill all apartments with natural light.
Living room via Toll Brothers City Living
All residences feature contemporary aesthetics, high ceilings, and wide plank white oak floors.
Living room via Toll Brothers City Living
Kitchens are equipped with Gaggenau appliances, polished quartz countertops, and glass cabinetry with custom millwork interiors.
Kitchen via Toll Brothers City Living
Master baths are outfitted with marble countertops and tub decks, white oak cabinetry, and polished chrome fixtures.
Master bath via Toll Brothers City Living
Select units have large private balconies.
Balcony via Toll Brothers City Living
The angles of the luxe attended lobby funnel toward the elevator banks.
Lobby via Toll Brothers City Living
A fitness center and indoor pool overlook a private courtyard.
Amenities via Toll Brothers City Living
A lounge and private dining room with catering kitchen also offer courtyard access.
Courtyard via Toll Brothers City Living
Additional amenities include a children's playroom, automated indoor parking, bike room, storage, and concierge.
Playroom via Toll Brothers City Living
A rooftop terrace has a fire pit and grill.
Roof deck via Toll Brothers City Living
Floor plans via Toll Brothers City Living
121 E 22nd via CityRealty
22nd Street side of 121 E 22nd via CityRealty
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