New Chelsea Rental Designed by C3D Architecture Tops Out Construction

Rendering of 232 7th Avenue via C3D Architecture

Wednesday, Apr 19, 2017 By CityRealty Staff, CityRealty contributor

A 17-story rental development in Chelsea has just topped off construction, nearly a year since vertical construction began. The 55,000-square-foot building rises at 232 Seventh Avenue, near the corner of 23rd Street. The developer listed on building permits is Chelsea 7 JV LLC, and the designers are the growing firm of C3D Architecture.

Now topped off, the construction team led by Foremost Construction will begin applying the precast stone facade that C3D principal, Damir Sehic says will resemble limestone. He tells the newspaper Construction Today, that the exterior is designed to continue and align with the NYC street façade with special treatment at lower levels for pedestrians to experience.

The fitting out of interiors is now in full swing. The building will accommodate 49 rental apartments along 16 floors and retail space on the ground floor. Delivery of the units is expected sometime later this year. Amenities will include a laundry room, recreational room, and a common rooftop terrace. According to our rental listing search, there are 536 apartments available for rent in Chelsea, with studios listed at a median of $3,175/month, one-bedrooms for $4,395/mo. and two bedrooms for $6,275/mo.

Google Earth view showing location of 232 Seventh Avenue; CityRealty

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