NOVA, 41-05 29th Street

Soaring across from a new park and playground in booming Long Island City stands NOVA, a 24-story condominium tower developed by SBD1Oak and designed by the astute firm of Fogarty Finger. The understated yet distinctive design is inspired by the Flatiron Building. Like that global landmark, NOVA rises sheer from a wedge-shaped footprint and is clad in a stylish façade of terracotta.

NOVA's 86-unit collection of studio to three-bedroom condominium homes exemplifies balanced design through clean and crisp spaces accented by natural materials and handcrafted details. All units have open-concept layouts, 10-foot ceiling heights at minimum, and high-end appliances and finishes.

Select residences feature Bumblebee Spaces' robotic furniture system, which allows users to move their bed, desk, and storage out of the way with a single tap or voice command. A sophisticated robotic system lifts furniture out of the way when not in use, allowing users to configure small spaces for a number of uses. Room-sensing technology ensures that the area is clear before lowering the furniture.

NOVA exemplifies balanced design, pairing timeless architecture with the full-service functionality of a modern condominium building to ease the stresses of any lifestyle. The lobby boasts a feng shui-sensitive design and a Scandinavian-minimalist aesthetic which greets residents and visitors with a warm but elevated demeanor. The tower's highest floor hosts a  roof deck bestowing far-reaching views over the neighborhood and of the Manhattan skyline. Other bonuses include a resident library with an adjacent terrace, a fitness center, bike parking, a children's lounge, and a pet grooming station.

NOVA rises across the street from a new public park with a dog run, lawn, and children's playground. The building is in close proximity to the Queensboro Plaza transit hub serving the  E, M, R, 7, N, and Q subway lines that all offer unbeatable access to Midtown Manhattan. Moreso, the building is a block from Tishman Speyer’s The JACX office development and a burgeoning retail scene that promises to better serve LIC's thousands of incoming residents.

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