56 Leonard

Hill West is proud to collaborate with some of the world’s most renowned designers.  At 56 Leonard we worked closely with Herzog & De Meuron to enable the realization of their iconic vision.  This 60-story residential condominium tower is one of the most recognized New York City residential designs of all time. With 145 residences, volumes that cantilever from its core, and a famous sculpture wedged on the ground floor entry by Anish Kapoor, the level of detail required by the designers called for the finest technical knowledge mixed with a highly sensitive respect for the design. Each of the two-to-five bedroom residences has outdoor space and incredible views.

Waterline Square

Waterline Square comprises of 3 buildings on the Hudson River waterfront of Manhattan’s Upper West side between West 59^th Street and West 61^St Street.  The buildings are connected by a Matthew-Nielson designed park complete with a water feature and will include over 100,000 square feet of leisure, lifestyle and sport amenities.  Hill West collaborated with Richard Meier & Partners on One Waterline Square, Kohn Petersen Fox Associates on Two Waterline Square and Raphael Vinoly Architects on Three Waterline Square. The original ULURP for Riverside Center, approved by the City Council in 2010 included 5 buildings, and was designed through a collaboration of Hill West with French Architect, Christian de Portzamparc.  Waterline Square picks up where the ULURP left off and is connected to the other 2 buildings that were originally part of this ULURP by a footpath.

130 William

Standing at 66 stories and nearly 800 feet tall, 130 William, a high-rise residential tower to be located in downtown Manhattan, will make a significant contribution to the New York City skyline.

The building’s contextual design uses its surroundings as the inspiration for its design by pushing against the conventions of tall glass towers with curves and arches inspired by local precedent. It pays homage to the city’s past while having an eye on the future. The hand-cast concrete facade creates a striking form against the cityscape of Lower Manhattan.

The 244-unit building offers a high level of contemporary luxury. The list of amenities includes a fitness center with a spa, swimming pool, cold and hot plunge pools, a yoga studio and basketball court, a private IMAX movie theater, a golf simulator, a lounge, a game room, a children’s playroom, a pet spa, outdoor terraces and a rooftop observatory with grilling stations and private cabanas. There will also be a new public park located at the base of the building.

130 William has generated a great deal of interest and, as a result, has become New York City’s fastest-selling new condominium.

Winner of Interior Design Magazine’s 2022 Best of the Year Award.

11 Hoyt Street

11 Hoyt is setting a new standard for architectural design in Brooklyn. The elegant 57-story tower, a soaring building, destined to become a landmark in the Brooklyn skyline, offers luxury residences and exceptional indoor and outdoor amenities.

11 Hoyt delivers a unique living experience with its location between the quiet, tree-lined brownstone Brooklyn streets and the thriving Downtown Brooklyn. Occupying a full-block site that formerly housed a parking garage, the residential tower sits atop an elevated private park that offers remarkable green space with light, air, and views.

The building’s prefabricated façade, built of precast concrete, creates expanded living spaces with built-in window seats. The eight-foot-tall windows maximize views of the neighborhood and waterfront. The façade creates a wave-like appearance and allows for a diverse residential experience with 190 unique floor plans.

11 Hoyt features 55,000 square feet of exclusive indoor and outdoor amenities, including ample spaces for recreation, relaxation, and entertaining.

11 Hoyt is targeting LEED Silver certification.

Winner of the 2023 AIANY Design Award.

111 Murray

Hill West collaborated with KPF at 111 Murray to design one of the most distinctly shaped, new skyscrapers of the Financial District’s skyline. This 64-story condominium tower expands as it rises toward its crown, wrapping its form in glass and culminating in a reveal that leaves the top of this building sculpturally distinct. The complex form, along with many distinct details, required the collaboration of a multitude of talented consultants, engineers and experts in their fields.  The results are evident in such details as the canopy, the softly curved entrance, and the interplay of rich materials: anodized steel walls, custom hand blown glass, and travertine in the building’s lobby. Hill West is proud to be a part of the technical and design expertise that makes possible a residential experience as fine as 111 Murray.

Jackson Park

With 1,871 stylish residences conveniently located in Long Island City, New York’s fastest changing and most centrally located neighborhood, the three skyline glass towers of Jackson Park provide unparalleled access to Manhattan and the surrounding area.

With 120,000 sf of indoor and outdoor resort-style amenities, Jackson Park takes luxury to the next level. The Club at Jackson Park is a five-story, 45,000 square-foot collection of premium amenities, and offers an indoor/outdoor fireside lounge, demo kitchen, private dining room, gaming rooms, golf simulator, state-of-the-art fitness center with group fitness studio, a 75’ indoor lap pool, massage treatment rooms, steam and sauna room, full-size basketball court, squash court, outdoor pool and hot tub.

Residents also enjoy the rarest of New York amenities – your very own private 1.6-acre park, featuring a great lawn, dog park, children’s play area, bocce court, BBQ’s and more.

One West End

One of the first buildings to be completed as a part of the Riverside Center masterplan, Hill West collaborated with Pelli Clarke Pelli on the 42- story One West End Avenue. This condominium tower has 246 units and 12,000 square feet of landscaped outdoor space.