As an architect who has watched countless hours of architecture content on RU-vid I must say this was better than most. I'm not sure I could have described these spaces better and its my actual profession 😅Please do more of these!
He definitely embraced the seamlessness🙄 I took a shot every time he said those two words and sadly now have a liver that's fattier than a perigordian goose's.
I saw when this building was constructed, and because of its design I have a nickname for it. The first time I saw it, I called it the " Meet George Jetson" building
The interior decorators for this project utterly failed. This level of design is something to expect for a mid-range luxury apartment, not one of the most coveted units in the only Zaha Hadid building in NYC. They should have consulted ZHA (Zaha Hadid Architects) to stage this unit, it's just that disappointing. Justin, you toured this wonderfully, better than most popular brokers on social media. You really focused on the experience, high quality materials, and unique ZHA touches that you won't find in any other apartment in the city. Perhaps they should invite you to redesign this show unit.
In addition to the plastic kartell chairs, one should definitely mention that every single window was super dirty! Even the ones that are easy to clean. I think cleanliness is a must-have for real estate or apartments in this size.
@@VollPfostenKlopfer Yes! Also, cleaning is the easiest and cheapest effort. Of course their are some who would think the interior is “cool” but I think a more sophisticated staging team could have found a more neutral design theme to be more broadly interesting.
Ariana Grande used to live there. My friend lives across the street from there and we used to always look at the building with I visited him before I moved out of NYC. I love how it looks. Very unique design.
great job and the place was absolutely beautiful. I work in Manhattan but stay in jersey. Places like this make me wish I had the money to live like this in Manhattan lol. .
Damn J……I LIVE here, and LOVE walking the High Line. Just so jealous you actually get to SEE a space in these wonderful buildings. You actually capture the beauty of the city man. Great job. ❤👏🏾👍🏾
It’s a bit weird it’s like New York City apartment meets the gulf, there are elements that are very stereotypical Chelsea apartment and elements that are very gulf and Zaha Hadid. Apartments in the gulf aren’t usually compartmentalized like this.
but it looks like there is no privacy since the high line is below with millions of ppl walking pass it everyday especially the summer. so do you want ppl to look at your constantly everytime you come out to the balcony?
I didn’t know she had a condo building in New York. It’s weird it’s like a building from the gulf transplanted in nyc. Also this futuristic look is very commonplace in the gulf countries although zaha hadid was one of the pioneers of it.
Great tour :) I would be glad if tell me which is the song in the first sveral seconds of the video. If somebody knows please let me know. Thank you in advance.
Our photo studio was two blocks away (10th/31st) when the Hudson Yards development began and we saw the Hadid designed building emerge. I think your tour was great but for me the building is over-designed.
They somehow managed to avoid placing a Mario Bellini ‘Camaleonda’ sofa as well restraining themselves from placing a single instance of anything by Pierre Jeanneret. Quite a feat. 😂
It’s stylish and appealing but I was surprised how conventional the interiors are, there isn’t really an interior architecture wow factor, although I did like the bathroom and some of the subtleties. The owners have a huge living room with tons of potential but have rammed the sofa back against the wall and if you are entertaining with guests almost everybody has to sit perched on an isolated chair around the edge. To be fair, that worked in Jane Austen’s day, maybe that’s how they entertain visitors. These kitchens always look wonderful but no real cook would lay out a kitchen like that, you have to walk all around the island to get to key appliances and while it looks great on video, in reality you’d have hot pans, food boards, utensils and used dishes all out in vision of your guests, most home cooks aren’t well enough organised to keep the kitchen looking gleaming when in use.
The best part about New York City is to be able to just sit back and enjoy your surroundings, quietly in a crazy city - seeing all the plebeians running around, on a random 11am Tuesday morning 🤦♂
Started off good at the beginning , but than all that WHITE threw me off completely, I felt like I was stuck in a random LAB, I'm sorry but I'm still gonna go wit QUAY TOWER better in Brooklyn :)
Curved glass always looks so cool. Some of the organic shapes look they are straight out of an Alien movie. I want to live in a Zaha world, sad to think she is gone.
To me, the view isn’t that special. What you see. The interior is not for everyone. I would see mostly artists types. Creatives. Would appreciate this more.
there is a reason why he couldn't sell it. rich ppl wants privacy and there are millions of ppl walking in the high line everyday especially during the summer. do you want ppl to gawk at you everytime you come out to the balcony?
Impressive in many ways but the interior is cold, antiseptic, and soulless. The candy cane confections suit a Barbie Dreamhouse but not Zaha Hadid... and forget about putting a Weber on that balcony.
