Building - 200 East 59

200 East 59 continues Macklowe Properties’ commitment to classic modernism in residential condominium development. Characterized by innovative design, openness to light, and refined craftsmanship, it follows in the footsteps of Macklowe’s highly acclaimed 432 Park Avenue.

LIGHT, VIEWS, PRIVACY

With only two or three residences per floor, each offering an expansive corner exposure, 200 East 59 provides an exceptional level of privacy, along with extraordinary light and panoramic views. Column-free interiors feature floor-to-ceiling glass walls with slender vertical framework and no horizontal interruptions, virtually eliminating the visual distinction between indoor and outdoor space.

LIFE BEYOND THE WALLS

Deep, wraparound terraces seamlessly extend indoor living space to the outdoors while also acting as brise-soleils that provide soft, reflected light. Sheer glass railings are a continuation of the minimalist profile of the window walls.

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LUMINOUS DESIGN

Interiors by CetraRuddy feature light-toned natural materials that enhance the luminosity of the residences. Carrara and Siberian marbles in kitchens and baths were hand-selected in Italy, and rift-cut American white oak flooring was custom-stained to achieve a tone found nowhere else. The result is exquisite homes that achieve the highest standards in quality and originality.

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TRANSFORMATIVE VISION

For over five decades, Harry Macklowe has been regarded as one of the modern masters of residential design, and has been credited with developing transformative projects whose size, scope, and design have changed the landscape of the New York City skyline. With over 13 million square feet of commercial properties, residential buildings, and hotels, including 432 Park Avenue, the General Motors Building, the Apple Cube on Fifth Avenue, and Metropolitan Tower, Macklowe Properties has consistently expanded the boundaries of commercial development in Manhattan. As the firm’s latest project, 200 East 59 shares much of its DNA with the firm’s highly celebrated 432 Park Avenue.