The Athena Group is planning a 18-story residential condominium project at 111 Central Park North on the northwest corner of Lenox Avenue and 110th Street.
The blue-glass-clad building has been designed by Hillier Architecture and will have many balconies, 48 apartments, a 41-car garage with an entrance on 111th Street, and a 4,500-square-foot community facility.
Recently a 11-story residential condominium conversion project with 7 units was completed nearby by Queva J. Lutz and Sara Olsen at 125 Central Park North.
The Athena Group, which is headed by Louis M. Dubin, and its projects have included 838 Fifth Avenue and 32 West 64th Street, both in Manhattan, and The Waverly Condominiums in South Beach, Miami.
The building will have 8,721 square feet of retail space that is expected to be available in the fall of 2007, according to Robert K. Futterman & Associates, which is handling the space.
The tower is setback above a one-story base.
The blue-glass-clad building has been designed by Hillier Architecture and will have many balconies, 48 apartments, a 41-car garage with an entrance on 111th Street, and a 4,500-square-foot community facility.
Recently a 11-story residential condominium conversion project with 7 units was completed nearby by Queva J. Lutz and Sara Olsen at 125 Central Park North.
The Athena Group, which is headed by Louis M. Dubin, and its projects have included 838 Fifth Avenue and 32 West 64th Street, both in Manhattan, and The Waverly Condominiums in South Beach, Miami.
The building will have 8,721 square feet of retail space that is expected to be available in the fall of 2007, according to Robert K. Futterman & Associates, which is handling the space.
The tower is setback above a one-story base.
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