Erected in 2002 by the Brodsky Organization, this 23-story rental apartment building has a red-brick base beneath a beige-brick tower.

It occupies the northeast corner at Ninth Avenue and 42nd Street. Its address is 360 West 43rd Street.

It was designed by Schuman Lichtenstein Claman & Efron and Robert Kane.

The project incorporates four 19th Century row houses on Ninth Avenue. The building has a 10-story wing and the west facade of the tower is a "gently curved metal and glass curtain wall, accentuated by a deep red color on window mullions and floor slab covers," according to Mr. Cane's website. The entrance has a marquee suspended on cables from the fourth floor.

The building is extremely convenient to Times Square and the Theater District and the many restaurants of Ninth Avenue as well as the nearby bus terminal.

There is excellent public transportation.

The building has a concierge, a 24-hour attended lobby, a complimentary fitness center, a garage, a bicycle room, valet service, an ATM and it is pet friendly.