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 painting 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.

In 2010, the building was purchased by Equity Residential.