Inspired by a theme that aims to recreate the feeling of living in a traditional New York apartment on Park Avenue, Rafael Viñoly of New York City firm Rafael Viñoly Architects has designed a 104 residence tower called 432 Park Avenue located in New York City. The residential building is set for completion by 2015 and will be New York's tallest residence, constructed to a height of 1, 396 feet.
New York based architect and designer Deborah Berke focused on the interior design elements of the structure. Her vision of the interior spaces offer fully functional yet luxuriously expansive spaces with large glass panels that offer a panoramic view to the city below.
The position of the furniture, the flooring and the rooms all work to enhance the overall visual aesthetics of the apartment balanced by the stunning skyline of New York City.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Recreating Traditional Living
- Opportunity to create innovative architectural designs that reimagine traditional residential living experiences.
- Maximizing City Views
- Opportunity to develop designs that optimize panoramic views of urban landscapes through innovative use of large glass panels.
- Luxurious Interior Spaces
- Opportunity to create fully functional and spacious interior spaces that provide a sense of luxury and comfort.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture
- Architecture firms can explore new designs that recreate the traditional living experience and maximize city views.
- Interior Design
- Interior design professionals can focus on creating luxurious and visually appealing interior spaces in residential projects.
- Real Estate
- Real estate developers can market and sell residences that offer unique living experiences with stunning city views and luxurious interior designs.
