The Building
Perfectly Poised at Every Elevation
A stately façade seamlessly connected to the Upper East Side. A remarkable address with just 25 private residences.
A Masterful
Collaboration
The timeless architectural approach by Robert A.M. Stern Architects is complemented perfectly with the interiors' prewar sensibility and parisian flair by lauded AD100 designer Robert Couturier, marking his first new condominium development commission.
“Our goal is expressiveness. 150 East 78th Street will have its own personality, one that will feel completely at home in its wonderful neighborhood.”
“Our design grows out of the history of Upper East Side apartment houses, an important chapter in New York’s great tradition of Classicism. Where our building sets back, we’ve taken a page from Upper East Side tradition by adding metal conservatories in a rich green that will play beautifully against the warm tones of our brick and limestone façade, creating spectacular duplex penthouses unlike any we’ve designed to date.”
- Classically Detailed
Metal and Glass
Conservatories - Refined Cornices and
Beautiful Handset
Masonry - Arched Windows &
Cast Stone Detailing - Juliet Balconies with
Signature Metal and
Glass Railings
Refined &
Distinguished
The Artistry of
Robert A.M. Stern
Architects
A Signature
Robert A.M.
Stern Arrival
The entry, framed in fine-tooled
hand-set Indiana limestone, is flanked
by beautiful ornamental lanterns that
create a warm, welcoming glow on
arrival. A tailored canopy, with
scalloped edging, aligns with the
entry's arched opening.
The Elegance of
Robert Couturier
The celebrated AD 100 designer uses a combination of metalwork, antique mirror, crème toned limestone, gold leaf and plaster to infuse the lobby with style and grandeur but also a warm intimacy. The lobby is fitted with fluted plaster walls, a decorative plaster crown and a coved hand-finished gold leaf ceiling. The custom wood, brass and leather detailed concierge desk is attended 24 hours a day.