Njikọ dị ukwuu nke ụdị ụlọ ọrụ na agba na-ejikọta ụlọ ndị a pụrụ iche nke ọma, nke TOLA Architects na Blankenship Design mere ka ọ bụrụ eziokwu.

"Ịhụnanya ndị ahịa anyị maka ụdị ụlọ ọrụ nke na-emepụta agba na akpụkpọ anụ, na ọchịchọ ha maka ahụmịhe ezi na ụlọ ezinụlọ si na-eme ka ọtụtụ ihe anyị kpebiri maka ogwe a sara mbara. Ihe niile gbasara ductwork a kpughere, pipu ndị ọla kọpa, na conduits eletriki a kpara iji nwee nke a hụrụ na nke na-adịghị ahụ. Ime ụlọ nke nka nke ọhụrụ, usoro oyi dị n'etiti, na humidification na-enye nkasi obi na nkwụsị jụụ site na obodo na-asọ oyi n'okpuru."
-- TOLA Architects

Na-ejikọta akụkụ ndịda nke ala nke asaa, ụlọ 7AB iji gosi ahịa ihunanya dị elu nke na-enwe echiche ndịda, ọdịda anyanwụ na ọnụ ụzọ ugwu, nke kachasị mma site na windows na-eme ka o siere, nke a haziri ahazi site na Skyline. Na ọnọdụ ime anwansi a nwere ọhụụ nke Freedom Tower na Hudson Yards.

Obi nke ụlọ ahụ bụ osisi na ígwè Cube nke na-efegharị ike na mpaghara niile nke 4,042 square feet, nke ekpụrụ na ìhè. Ọgwụgwụ ahụ na-adọrọ mmasị bụ mgbịrịgba Shou Sugi Ban nke osisi, nke na-agafe ma fọrọ nke nta ka ọ bụrụ ogologo nke ụlọ ahụ. Akpụkpọ a na-egbochi ya site n'iji osisi, dịka usoro mgbasa ozi mara mma. A kpọrọ ezigbo okike.

Ụkwụ ndị ahụ bụ ịhụnanya n'okpuru - patchwork dị ịtụnanya nke osisi ochie na arụpụtara nke nwere cork نرم na ebe egwuregwu na kichin.

A na-eme ka elu 11' site na barrel vault ceilings na-asọpụrụ usoro skeleton nke Cube nke nwere kichin na pantry na njedebe ya bụ mgbidi yoga, ụlọ nchekwa, na tebụl ide ahaziri ahazi, nke niile nwere playpen 9' x 10'!

Ụdị kichin a na-emeghe bụrụ nke dị irè na countertops ọla kọpa ahaziri ahazi site na Brooks, a na-emepụta sink ọla kọpa buru ibu na tile penny na backsplash ọla kọpa na-atọ ụtọ. Ihu ọma gụnyere LaCanache, 5-burner na 2 ovens, Wolf steam/convection, Sub-Zero na Liebherr.

Anyi nwere ọkụ ugwu anọ nwere ìhè ugwu na isi kachasị na-ejide closet na-enwu enwu, ọmụmụ na ụlọ mmiri nke ya nwere ala ọkụ na ịsa ahụ steam. Ụlọ nke abụọ nwere ohere sara mbara na ogige ọrụ na-ele anya n'ebe ndịda nwere ike ịhazi mgbanwe n'ụlọ nke isii.

Ọtụtụ n'ime ọrụ kọmpụta ahaziri ahazi site na Four Daughters gụnyere closet ahaziri ahazi, na njidere ájá na-eme ka igbe na-akwụghị ụgwọ sitere na onye na-emepụta mpaghara. Nkọwa na ịdị mma na-achịkọta.

Ebe nchekwa bụ ọtụtụ na shelf ahaziri ahazi maka akwụkwọ na ebe dị mma maka ịgụ. Ogige Mudroom dị na landing nke onwe na closet nchekwa 10' x 10' dị mma n'ime ụlọ ahụ. Ụlọ akwa ngwa bụ eziokwu nke na-enye ohere maka ironing na folding na-enweghị nsogbu.

A na-ejupụta mkpa ọ bụla site na atụmatụ a kwadoro, a pụrụ iche nke na-eme ka mmiri na ìhè mā, na-enye ohere maka nzuzo na ụzọ niile. N'ezie bụ ọrụ nka n'onwe ya, nke sịrị nke ndị nwe ya nwere anya na-emepụta ihe. O kwesịrị ịhụ. O kwesiri i nwere ahụmahụ. O kwesiri inwe.

E kere na 1908 ma gbanwee na condominium na 1998, ụlọ Steiner nke a na-asọpụrụ nke ọma na-enye onye nlekọta oge niile, super, porters, nchekwa, ụlọ bisiklet na terraces abụọ n'elu. Boutique site na ọdịnala na naanị 32 units na akụkụ elevator nwere mkpụrụ, adreesị a na-enye ebe nzuzo, nke a na-ahụghị ọnụ na n'etiti Chelsea na-arụsi ọrụ ike.

A sophisticated balance of industrial chic and colors encapsulate this powerfully unique residence, brought to life by TOLA Architects and Blankenship Design.

"Our clients' love for an industrial esthetic tempered by color and texture, and their desire for a truly family-centric experience guided many of our team decisions for this spacious loft. Every aspect of the exposed ductwork, copper piping, and electrical conduit was designed to be seen and beyond view, state of the art sound attenuation, central cooling, and humidification provide comfort and quiet retreat from the vibrant neighborhood below."
-- TOLA Architects

Encompassing the whole west side of the seventh floor, the spectacular floor-through 7AB has southern, western and northern views, gloriously enhanced by seventeen new, oversized, triple-pane acoustic, tilt-and-turn windows custom made by Skyline. Complete with the open sky are views of the Freedom Tower and Hudson Yards.

The heart of the apartment is the airy wooden and steel Cube from which energy radiates outward to all parts of this 4,042 square foot, bathed-in-light creation. Equally impressive is the monumental Shou Sugi Ban wood wall, which runs almost the entire length of the apartment. This ancient Japanese treatment of wood is used throughout the apartment, akin to a handsome circulatory system. Beautiful nature brought in.

The floors are love underfoot - a wondrous patchwork of vintage and reclaimed woods with soft cork in the playroom and kitchen.

Soaring 11' foot high barrel vault ceilings accentuate the skeletal structure of the Cube which houses the kitchen and pantry and whose exterior is made up of a yoga wall, closets, a bespoke niche writing desk, all topped off by a 9' x 10' playpen!

The open kitchen design becomes functional with custom copper countertops by Brooks, a large copper sink and a playful penny tile and copper backsplash. Highlights include the LaCanache, 5-burner with 2 ovens, Wolf steam/convection, Sub-Zero and Liebherr.

Four of the bedrooms have northern light and the primary comes with a walk-in closet, study and its elegant ensuite bath has heated floors and a steam shower. The spacious second bedroom has two exposures and the roomy south-facing study/office can easily convert to a sixth bedroom. 

Most of the custom millwork is by Four Daughters including the custom closets, and the glass blown door handles are from a local artisan. Details and expert finishing abound.

Storage galore with custom shelving for books and comfortable nooks for reading. A large Mudroom is on the private landing and a 10' x 10' storage closet is ideally located inside of the apartment. True laundry room allows for ironing and folding with ease.

Every need is filled with this well-appointed, extraordinary design maximizing flow and light but allowing for privacy at every turn. Truly a work of art in itself, a testament to the owners' critical, curated eye. A must see. A must experience. A must have.

Built in 1908 and converted to condominium in 1998, the well-respected, low-key Steiner Building offers a part-time doorman, super, porters, storage, bicycle room and two rooftop terraces. Boutique by nature with only 32 units and separate keyed elevator banks, this address offers a very private, rarefied place in the midst of busy Chelsea.