Liberty Terrace at 380 Rector Place is a 26-story condominium building in Battery Park City, completed in 1986. Designed by Ulrich Franzen and The Vilkas Group, it features 247 apartments, many with views of the Hudson River and the Esplanade. Its red-brick façade is distinguished by angled setbacks and recessed balconies, adding visual texture while maximizing views. The building complements the nearby Liberty House, designed by James Stewart Polshek & Partners, with both structures contributing to the area’s architectural cohesion.
Residents enjoy full-service amenities, including a doorman, a live-in resident manager, and convenient access to the vibrant waterfront. Liberty Terrace is situated near Rector Park, designed by Innocenti-Webel with Vollmer Associates, featuring sculptures by R. M. Fischer. The building's proximity to the World Financial Center, the Esplanade, and nearby cultural landmarks offers an exceptional urban experience.
Battery Park City’s development evolved from the city’s ambitious landfill project using earth excavated from the World Trade Center site. The neighborhood’s second residential phase, guided by Cooper Eckstut Associates, introduced human-scaled design elements and lush public spaces. This design approach has made the waterfront district a sought-after residential enclave, blending park-like serenity with urban convenience.
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