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    111

    West 57th Street

    the World’s Skinniest Skyscraper

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    About

    111 aligns old and new, art and engineering, nature and culture, into perfect symmetry: a new line along the skyline, along the center of the park at the center of the island at the center of the world.

    FLOORS

    82

    HEIGHT

    435m

    SLENDERNESS RATIO

    1:24

    History

    The history of 111 West 57th Street is a piece of music in two great movements, bringing together the best of New York City’s prewar Golden Age of architectural design, with the best of today’s contemporary creativity in design innovation and engineering.

    “There are other tall buildings, but none are crafted this way and certainly there’ll never be one with this dead-on center view —almost a carpet of Manhattan at your feet.”
    Bill Sofield, Interior Architect of 111 West 57th Street

    Design

    111 West 57th Street is composed of the original landmarked Steinway Hall building designed in 1925 by Warren and Wetmore and a new tower addition designed by SHoP Architects on the adjacent site, with interior design by Studio Sofield. The Result: A new landmark on the Manhattan skyline.

    “It’s practically calligraphic, it will glint on the skyline, thanks to a genuinely opulent exterior finished in terracotta and bronze.”
    Justin Davidson, New York Magazine

    Amenities

    1. Exclusive concierge service
    2. 24 hour doormen at both entrances
    3. Private porte cochère entrance on 58th Street
    4. Two-lane, 82' lap pool with private cabanas
    5. Sauna and treatment rooms
    6. Fitness center
    7. Lounge with expansive outdoor terrace
    8. Private dining room
    9. Chef’s catering kitchen
    10. New York City's first indoor padel court

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