Hudson Hill Condominium in New York City by FXFOWLE Architects

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Hudson Hill Condominium designed by FXFOWLE (2009) is located just west of Columbus Circle in the Clinton Hill District in New York City. The infill building’s Trespa-paneled façade, spanning 125 feet, is designed to actuate the street wall and bring character to the residential units. Designed to appear more opaque from the east, the faceted façade harmonizes with the adjacent rows of townhouses and small apartment buildings. The façade opens to the west so many of the two and three bedroom apartments capture views of a park at the corner of Tenth Avenue and the Hudson River beyond.

Image courtesy FXFOWLE Architects

• Architects: FXFOWLE Architects
• Project: Hudson Hill Condominium
• Location: New York, USA
• Client: Alchemy Properties
• Completion: 2009
• Area: 103,000 GSF / 9,500 GSM
• Type: Residential
• Tags: 462 West 58th Street

Image courtesy FXFOWLE Architects

Image courtesy FXFOWLE Architects

Image courtesy FXFOWLE Architects

Image courtesy FXFOWLE Architects

Tags: New York, USA

Categories: Apartments, Building

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