Located at the south end of Rockefeller Plaza in midtown Manhattan
A 33-story sleek glass residential tower that creates 152 luxury condominium units
Contains two basement sub-levels and features residential space as well as amenities that include a spa, conference center, a club room and lounge
Abstractly the building resembles a fractured shaft
The main facade tilts back from the base toward the summit, while a superimposed rectilinear plane provides order and harmony to the design
Clad in a two-tone blue-gray glass curtain wall system, the facade transforms with time, depending on the light
The largest application of an innovative glazing material in the commercial market
The Centria employs cast-in-place concrete slabs, beams, columns, and structural walls throughout the superstructure
High strength concrete is utilized at the superstructure to minimize column and wall sizes and provide the lateral rigidity required to resist wind and seismic loading
