This 32-story rental apartment building at 777 Avenue of the Americas in Chelsea was built in 2001 by the Macklowe Organization and has a side-street entrance with a long waterfall and a long wall of glass blocks.

Its lobby has an Jackson Pollock-like paingting by Mike Midia.

The building,which has 294 apartments, has a concierge and a 24-hour health club, a private lounge, valet service and housekeeping, a laundry room and a roof deck.

Apartments have natural finish oak parquet floors, twin glazed thermal windows, individual heating and air-conditioning controls, Crane pedestal sinks, General Electric appliances, and 8-foot-8-inch high ceilings.

It is in the middle of the stretch of high-rise apartment buildings that occupied what used to be the city's Flower Market district.

It is convenient to many restaurants and clubs and one block away from Madison Square Park.