High Rise Condominium

This new luxury condominium building crowns its hilltop site with a broad curving glass facade that captures dramatic views and light. At three spacious 3-to-4-bedroom units per floor, the building brings quiet elegance to its residents. Top floor duplexes enjoy double-height living rooms and over sized windows. All units have terraces and open chef’s kitchens, and all apartments have full dining rooms that can be converted into a fourth bedroom or office.

 

Client: Hakmon Properties
Location: Bronx, NY
Category: Apartment Buildings
Completion: 2013
Team: Aya Schlachter, Rafael Troche, Sandra Velasquez
Photography: Evan Joseph Photography

This far-away exterior shot of the Bronx's high rise condominium building features the complex looming over a side-street lined with vibrant fall trees and businesses.
This steep view of the high rise condominium building exterior highlights the large display of windows on its rounded wall and the various balconies stacked by floors.
Looking over one of the condominium balconies you can see an expansive view of the Bronx.
The interior living room of this high rise condominium building has a rounded wall of windows overlooking the Bronx, New York.
The interior living room of this Bronx multifamily building melds seamlessly in the modern stainless steel kitchen.
The interior lobby of this high rise condominium features high ceilings, geometric hanging light fixtures, and half stone half wood walls.
A kitchen interior boasts light wooden cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a view out the living room window the the Bronx, New York City skyline.
The marble tiled walls and shower interior of this bathroom give these multifamily buildings units a modern, sleek, and renovated look.

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