165 Charles Street

A luminous presence of glass and white metal rising 16 stories along the Hudson River, 165 Charles Street is a condominium beyond compare. The first residence in Manhattan completely designed by Richard Meier offers homeowners a rare opportunity to actually live in a work of art.

Every impeccable interior and exterior detail of these 31 residences is a testament to Meier’s commitment to craftsmanship and technical innovations. Apartment walls never touch the ground, but float above it. Triple-layer windows are designed to screen ultraviolet rays, while interior doors are made of translucent glass. Every impeccable detail—the custom cabinetry, bathroom furnishings, flooring, even the leather chairs in the private screening room—reflects the exacting touch of this Pritzker Architecture Prize recipient. Completing Richard Meier’s trilogy of glass river front towers, 165 Charles Street redefines the art of exceptional living. In 2006, The American Institute of Architects New York Chapter honored this residence with the prestigious Merit Award.

Features:
Extraordinary Richard Meier interiors showcase floating museum walls, translucent glass interior doors and wenge flooring. Exclusive Meier-designed kitchens feature custom kitchen cabinetry, and appliances by Miele, Sub-Zero and Gaggenau, Havens of comfort bathrooms feature custom Richard Meier corian sinks, Jet Mist granite and Grohe faucets, Triple layer insulated floor to ceiling windows, 50-foot infinity-edge lap pool and soothing water wall, with an adjacent private fitness retreat, private wine cellar, and 35-seat screening room with Meier designed leather chairs.