The NOMA condominiums will soon begin to rise at 50 West 30th Street at the nexus of NoMad and Herald Square. Inspired by elements of Bauhaus design, the building will top out 24 floors and feature a banded glass-and-brick façade across an articulation of volumes. Alchemy Properties tapped FXFowle Architects to champion the design of their $100 million development with an added flavor of bold, contemporary architecture. Expected to be complete in 2017, the neo-Bauhaus tower will host 55 gorgeously appointed condominium residences.
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There are currently eight apartments for sale: three 1-bedroom units starting from $1.445 million, one 1-bedroom flex for $1.88 million, and four 2-bedroom units starting from $2.425 million. Residences at The NOMA are thoughtfully designed to reflect the building’s exterior charm. With oversized box-style bay windows outlined in metal frame, white-oak floors, and a natural and warm material palette, homes are sun-filled and attractive.
Kitchens feature custom wood cabinetry in a satin-white finish, under-cabinet lighting, pebble-gray quartz countertops, white marble backsplashes with gray veining, Kohler sinks and fixtures, and state-of-the-art appliances by Miele. Two- and three-bedroom residences also include wine coolers in kitchens. Master baths feature marble walls, radiant-heated and mosaic-inlaid flooring, marble-toped custom walnut vanities with Kohler sinks and Kallista gunmetal-finish fixtures, and oversized showers. Powder rooms include mosaic-tile accent walls with black stainless steel inset trims, Kallista gunmetal-finish fixtures, metropolitan-style vanities with oval picot mirrors, and marble floors.
Amenities at The NOMA follow in the same luxurious vein as the residences – even the fitness center is gorgeously designed. It features state-of-the-art cardio and free-weight equipment, a vintage punching bag, and stretching areas, complete with a lovely reclaimed wood ceiling and leather-wrapped columns throughout. The building also features a double-height lobby, host to a one-of-the-kind gunmetal chandelier, venetian-plaster and leather-upholstered walls, limestone flooring, and a reclaimed wood ceiling. The lobby is attended 24/7.
More amenities include an expansive, 125-foot wide landscaped resident’s terrace, complete with multiple seating areas, an outdoor grill, and dining table, as well as a lovely library and lounge.
More amenities include an expansive, 125-foot wide landscaped resident’s terrace, complete with multiple seating areas, an outdoor grill, and dining table, as well as a lovely library and lounge.
NoMad has become one of Manhattan’s most desirable neighborhoods, a host for contemporary art, design, fashion, and cuisine. The area’s name is an abbreviation of North of Madison Square Park. It spans roughly 20 blocks, from 25th to 30th Street, and Sixth to Lexington Avenue. The NOMA offers residents nearby restaurants such as Sweetgreen, Lupulo, and Curry in a Hurry, as well as nearby activities at Madison Square Park, and Kalustyan’s and shopping in the Flower District.
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