100 Eleventh Avenue

100 11th Avenue | also 535 West 19th Street, 110 11th Avenue | Chelsea | built 2007

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2010
Jean Nouvel's tower opens with a faceted, insect-eye facade
Developers Craig Wood and Curtis Bashaw commission French architect Jean Nouvel to design 100 Eleventh Avenue, a 23-story tower finished in 2010. By 2008 the project is behind schedule and $50 million over budget, with poor ground conditions causing a ten-month delay. The south and west walls are a curtain wall of 1,647 windowpanes set at varying tilts of two to five degrees, inspired by an insect's compound eye. The north and east sides are black brick with irregular windows, a nod to West Chelsea's industrial masonry.
Source: Wikipedia
2010
The tower opens 72 apartments and a heated indoor-outdoor pool
The finished building has 72 apartments, including five penthouses, in 130,000 square feet. The lower levels hold a spa, a gym and a 70-foot heated pool that runs from indoors to outdoors. A restaurant with a dining patio occupies the ground floor.
Source: Wikipedia

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