Palazzo Chupi is a West Village condominium developed by artist Julian Schnabel from a former three story stable. Schnabel added nine floors to the original brown brick structure, creating a 12 story building with five apartments and an art gallery.
The building is defined by its soft red façades, which rise above the original stable, and by asymmetrical Venetian style windows and balustrades. Floor to ceiling windows bring natural light into the residences, while penthouse and maisonette layouts add variety to the compact residential program.
At 360 West 11th Street, Palazzo Chupi sits between Washington and West Streets in the West Village, near the Hudson River. The condominium has a pool, and its five apartment residences give the building a markedly intimate scale despite its height.
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