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Harry Macklowe Debuts Animated Film For New Condominium

Credit for Image and Film: DBOX

Renowned developer Harry Macklowe creates a love letter to New York City with the debut of his whimsical animated film that highlights his newest condominium development.

A devotee of film, theater, and song, Macklowe has drawn on a lifetime of artistic impressions, as well as his love for New York City, to create an animation setting animals against the backdrop of the city and showcasing the charms of the building’s design, amenities, and strikingly large terraces—an unusual luxury for New York City.  “We made this film because we felt it was a subtle way of telling the story of the building; how friendly, welcoming, and forward thinking it is as a residence,” said Macklowe.

The larger than life animals that star in the film give context to the scale and breadth of space the living spaces at 200 East 59th Street offer with soaring 10 foot ceiling heights throughout the building and 14 foot ceilings in the penthouses. Deep private terraces that integrate the outdoor and indoor living space stretch from 22 to 35 feet long on one bedroom apartments, from 54 to 94 feet long on two-bedroom apartments, and are an incredible 148 feet long on the full floor penthouse apartments.

200 East 59th Street, a 35-story, 67-unit tower, reaffirms Macklowe’s commitment to modernism, the hallmark of many of the developer’s past projects.  With a mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments and full floor penthouses, the condominium is the natural successor to the super luxury of Macklowe’s internationally celebrated 432 Park Avenue, but for a wider audience.  Every home is a corner unit at the new development and each features column-free interiors and floor-to-ceiling glass walls.

The building features a beautiful double-height lobby, and elegant indoor and outdoor amenity spaces including a double-height lounge with floor-to-ceiling glass walls, a full-height central marble fireplace, seating areas, a dining room, and a catering kitchen. The lounge opens to a landscaped wraparound terrace with furnished seating and dining areas. The double-height fitness center also overlooks the terrace through floor-to-ceiling glass walls. Additional amenities include ample bicycle storage and a laundry room with commercial washers and dryers.

One- to three-bedroom apartments are from $2.025 million and penthouses are priced from $15.75 million.

To view them film, please visit www.200east59.com. For more information, email info@200east59.com or call 212-545-5000.

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