The 914-foot, 70-story skyscraper at 15 Hudson Yards, designed by architects Diller Scofidio + Renfro, ranks among the city’s tallest apartment buildings, while the gently-bowed, glass-clad facade is one of the city’s most graceful. The Shed performance center, capped with its signature sliding canopy, nestles at the building base. The elite residence adjoins the High Line, Thomas Heatherwick’s Vessel sculpture, the Shops at Hudson Yards, and Bella Abguz Park at Hudson Boulevard with its 7 train station. Chelsea spans to the south, and the Hudson River Greenway stretches a block west. Resident services include round-the-clock concierge, housekeeping, personal shoppers, refrigerator stocking, luggage packing, florist, pet and plant care, 24-hour in-residence catering, translation assistance, in-unit spa treatments, art consultation and framing, car detailing, and much more. An amenity club features lounges, game rooms, a 3,500-square-foot fitness center, a 75-foot swimming pool, a business suite, and screening rooms, all boasting panoramic views from the from the 50th and 51st floors.
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