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Special Advertising Section<br />
Realizing Zaha Hadid’s Vision on the High Line<br />
520 WEST 28TH MANHATTAN, NY<br />
520 West 28th is Pritzker Prize-winning architect Zaha Hadid’s<br />
first contribution to the New York skyline, located directly on the<br />
High Line in the heart of West Chelsea’s thriving arts district.<br />
Influenced by parallel practices that surround architecture,<br />
such as art, urbanism, and design, Hadid designed a property<br />
whose lines speak to natural form and contemporary function.<br />
The design engages with the urban fabric while concepts of<br />
fluid spatial flow create a dynamic new living environment. The<br />
building represents Hadid’s complete vision for modern living,<br />
and exemplifies her sculptural design style with the distinctive<br />
chevron pattern that embraces interlacing layers of curved glass<br />
and stainless steel.<br />
The 11-story boutique condominium includes 39 residences. The<br />
unique two- to five-bedroom homes feature interiors that seamlessly<br />
integrate the sculptural nature of the building’s exterior, creating<br />
one monumental piece of art. The carefully curated materials and<br />
craftsman construction techniques are essential in executing<br />
Hadid’s iconic design. Floor-to-ceiling curved windows eliminate<br />
right-angle corners and frame interesting views of the skyline<br />
and High Line, while outdoor spaces are thoughtfully integrated<br />
through setback terraces and expansive balconies.<br />
520 West 28th is also home to the first private IMAX theater<br />
in New York City, as well as a 75-foot sky-lit saline-system pool<br />
and adjoining private spa suite, fitness center, entertainment<br />
lounge and High Line terrace. The building also offers innovative<br />
automated robotic parking and storage.<br />
With its compelling design and prominent location, 520 West<br />
28th offers residents an unprecedented opportunity: to live within<br />
a true work or art, and the only New York building designed by<br />
one of the world’s most celebrated architects.<br />
114 June 14, 2016 variety.com/real-estate