Designed by locally based Asymptote Architecture, the roughly60,000-sf property, which is scheduled for fall 2008 occupancy, hasprojected prices of $2100 per sf, notes James Lansill, seniormanaging director of Corcoran Sunshine Group, exclusive sales agentfor the project. Richard Born, developer of the project, tellsGlobeSt.com that construction costs are roughly around $500 persf.
Amenities include a fitness center, a 24-hour doorman, conciergeservices, a restaurant and private storage facilities. "Residenceswill range from $2 million to $11.5 million," Lansill explains.
Lansill further notes that the building further solidifies theWest Village as an incubator for inventive architecture. "Buyersare enthusiastically embracing the non-predictable nature of itsdesign," he says. "It is very interesting to see that buyers nowconsider this particular area--the far West Village--to be perhapsNew York City's most sought after neighborhood, when only eightyears ago, they were intimidated by it as a 'pioneering'location."
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