US$5,750,000.00 As quoted in Wallpaper Magazine – “ Concrete Condominium: from Tadao Ando’s first residential building in Manhattan sets a new standard in luxury living”. “For such a debut, the acclaimed architect has put together a building that bears all of his signatures. 152 Elizabeth Street seamlessly blends a poured-in-place concrete structure with a burnished metal framework. Generous glass panels add buoyancy to the building, while a 55-foot high and 99-foot wide living green wall brings a modern air of serenity and calm.” 152 Elizabeth Street is an ultra-luxury building designed by Japanese master architect Tadao Ando in collaboration with the world-renowned firm Gabellini Sheppard. Ando, the world’s preeminent architect, the only one winning all four of the leading international architecture honors, has created an unparalleled work of art -- a jewel box rising up from a reflective poured in place concrete base. 152 Elizabeth Street celebrates its rarified Nolita context, an energetic and diverse neighborhood with a central-downtown location that is home to some of the city’s most celebrated restaurants, shops and cultural venues. The seven custom crafted residences exhibits Gabellini’s mastery at creating timeless spaces, outfitted with rich materials that evoke warmth, purity and spatial complexity and surprise with striking details and intricate layers. Elements like light, air, sound and water defines the interiors creating a dialogue about how these elements can become qualitative for creating comfort and how comfort equates to luxury. The interiors evoke a thoughtful sense of craft and refinement. European ultra wide plank oak flooring from Dinesen; bianco sivec marble slabs in master bathrooms, artisan plaster walls, honed Fango marble counter tops surrounded by Italian Eucalyptus wood custom cabinetry in kitchens, lighting designed by renowned Cooley Monato, absolute black granite encased elevator volumes, Gagganeau appliance package, and so many other unique and subtle elements...