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New model units unveiled at Tangram House, new luxury condominium in the heart of Flushing

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While some new developments seek to transform their neighborhoods, Tangram House emphasizes its deep connection to Flushing. The 1.2 million-square-foot development plans to bring new housing, new office space, a four-star Renaissance Flushing Hotel, acclaimed international restaurants, and a 4DX Regal Cinemas, Flushing’s first movie theater in decades, to Queens. Some of these ventures look uncertain in light of the coronavirus pandemic, but the connection to the community has stayed consistent: At the height of the pandemic, developer F&T Group partnered with non-profit Asians in America to purchase and deliver meals from its food tenants to first responders.
On the residential side, Tangram House’s collection of studio through three-bedrooms features interiors by JG Neukomm Architecture, a firm famous for its work for Tiffany & Company, Calvin Klein, and Ian Schrager. A 15-year tax abatement is in effect, and residential amenities include a fitness center, indoor saltwater pool, tennis courts, spa with sauna and salt room, children’s playroom, library, and 1.5 acres of gardens.

“Architecture does not exist in a vacuum, and it is important to reflect the neighborhood surroundings when designing both public and private spaces.” - Jean-Gabriel Neukomm, founder, JG Neukomm Architecture

In an interview with CityRealty, Jean-Gabriel Neukomm cited the desire to connect the building to Flushing’s sense of culture was a key influence on the design of Tangram. More recently, a pair of new model three-bedrooms have been unveiled. Apartment #10R measures 1,614 square feet, faces northwest, and is listed for $1,943,860. Apartment #10Q measures 1,617 square feet, enjoys southwestern exposures, and is listed for $2,068,470.

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The model units' interiors feature 9’ ceilings, 5” wide white oak floors, and luxurious finishes that combine Eastern and Western influences.

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The open living rooms open up to private balconies overlooking sweeping views.

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The kitchens come outfitted with natural stone finishes, custom Italian cabinetry, LED lighting, gourmet Miele appliances, and wine storage.

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Master suites feature generous closet space and access to private balconies.

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The master baths are outfitted with custom vanities, mirrored wall cabinets, and elegant fixtures.

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Secondary beds are equally abundant in natural light and closet space.

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