Closings Have Commenced
Prime SoHo Residences
by Selldorf Architects
Closings
Have Commenced
Prime SoHo Residences
by Selldorf Architects
Spring + Thompson presents a rare, sought-after opportunity to immerse oneself within SoHo’s historical texture while enjoying the advantages of contemporary condominium living. Boutique in scale, this new building is home to only seven loft-like residences. Each is characterized by Award-Winning Selldorf Architects’ clear and modern sensibility, offering gracious livability and understated elegance.
Annabelle Selldorf and her team have designed a collection of one-of-a-kind full-floor homes with incredible light and panoramic city views.
The spacious layouts of Spring + Thompson feature enormous corner great rooms and large eat-in kitchens with center islands and mahogany cabinetry. The homes are lined with oversized mahogany-framed windows that look out across a tree-filled pocket park with open skies above and the midtown skyline beyond.
Inspired by its historical surroundings and designed to accommodate sophisticated modern residential tastes,
Spring + Thompson is the next landmark corner in SoHo.
Seven extraordinary homes, including an ultra-luxurious duplex penthouse, nest within the building’s seven floors offering private, intimate living enhanced by essential services and amenities.
The residences are complete with modern luxuries like a private entry corridors, laundry rooms with oversized washer and vented dryer, central air, and jewel box powder rooms. Wide-plank oak floors, oversized windows, lofty 9’6” ceiling heights, wall spaces for art collections, and gracious layouts for entertaining, plus a fulltime doorman and onsite gym with infrared sauna are just a few of the details that make the homes at Spring + Thompson the ultimate SoHo experience.
A Comprehensive Architectural Approach
Selldorf’s residential designs dapple Manhattan with condominiums like 42 Crosby Street, 10 Bond Street, 21 East 12th Street, 200 Eleventh Avenue, Park House Chelsea and numerous private residences. Clients also include cultural institutions such as The Frick Collection, The National Gallery London, David Zwirner Gallery and Neue Galerie in the firm’s ever-evolving portfolio.
Since its inception, the firm’s design ethos has been deeply rooted in the principles of humanism. At every scale, and for every condition, Selldorf Architects designs for the individual experience.
