Park avenue

New York, NY

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Macklowe Properties approached Atelier & Co. to create an interior architecture and decorating scheme that brought a traditional feel to this very modern space, in Manhattan's tallest residential tower. The approach is influences by the square geometries of the building's design by Raphael Vinoly, as well as its origins in the early 19th Century work of K.F. Schinkel and Leo von Klenze.

The melding of new and old Neo-Classical styles in the breathtaking new residential tower at 432 Park Avenue creates the kind of extraordinary space unique to New York City 

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