The lower 32 floors are occupied by a Marriott Residence Inn, an "extended-stay hotel" that was the chain’s first in the city. The hotel entrance is at 1033 Avenue of the Americas.

The orange-beige brick building is built around the Millinery Center Synagogue on the avenue where the new structure has three four-story dark-reddish-brown polished granite bases.

The condo apartment entrance is at 100 West 39th Street. The apartment portion of the building has a doorman, a concierge, and a health club.

The new tower, designed by Nobutaka Ashihara & Associates and Greenberg Farrow, is catty-corner to the Atlas apartment tower at 66 West 38th Street.

A stringcourse at the 33rd floor marks the split in the building’s functions and the upper portion, which is slightly cantilevered on its western façade, has a different fenestration pattern from the bottom.

The tower, which was developed by G. Holdings Corporation, has a set-back roof with a patterned masonry decoration mostly hiding the rooftop watertank.

Initial pricing ranged from about $425,000 to $700,000 for the 60 studio units, from about $500,000 to $950,000 for 29 one-bedroom units, and started at about $1.5 million for the four two-bedroom units.

The original plans for the project called for rental rather than condominium apartments and the tower was a glass slab parallel to the avenue.

Bryant Park is one block north of this tower and on the other side of the avenue.