Between its solar-carving office tower near the High Line at 40 Tenth Avenue and its work on the American Museum of Natural History’s expansion, Studio Gang, helmed by MacArthur Fellow Jeanne Gang, is rapidly making its mark on Manhattan. Across the river in Downtown Brooklyn, its first New York residential building, 11 Hoyt, has topped out at 620 feet and 57 stories high.
11 Hoyt’s distinctive cast concrete and glass façade is also well on the way up. On the outside, it gives the tower a striking scalloped appearance. Inside, the alternating geometry of the façade and windows creates approximately 190 unique floor plans for 481 studio through four-bedroom apartments. It also creates window bays of varying depths and built-in window seats to enjoy panoramic city, park, and river views.
11 Hoyt’s distinctive cast concrete and glass façade is also well on the way up. On the outside, it gives the tower a striking scalloped appearance. Inside, the alternating geometry of the façade and windows creates approximately 190 unique floor plans for 481 studio through four-bedroom apartments. It also creates window bays of varying depths and built-in window seats to enjoy panoramic city, park, and river views.
Facade detail via Jesse David Harris
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“A series of bay window types collectively create a dynamic sweep on the exterior while providing individual, unique experiences from inside the homes.” – Jeanne Gang, Founding Principal, Studio Gang
Interior rendering via Corcoran
In addition to incredible natural light and panoramic views, all apartments will feature interiors by Michaelis Boyd Associates, open layouts, refined materials, and a choice of two finish palettes. Sales got off to a successful start last fall, and current availabilities range from a studio for $695K to a four-bedroom for $4.35 million. Move-ins are expected to begin in 2020.
Sky Lounge via Corcoran
Residents will be greeted by a private park, a private driveway with port cochere, and a grand attended lobby with 29’ ceilings. An expansive offering of amenities on the third floor Park Club and the 32nd floor Sky Club include a fitness center with pool, squash court, sauna and steam rooms, game room, card room, sports simulator and virtual game room, children’s playroom, maker’s studio, co-working lounge with coffee service, A/V-connected meeting rooms, cinema and performance space, music studio, library, catering pantry/kitchen, and outdoor hot tub and grills. Four-legged residents are not forgotten with a private dog park and spa.
11 Hoyt circa June 2019 via Tom Harris, courtesy of Studio Gang
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