架构师提供的文本描述。这座住宅高楼位于西切尔西第11大道和第24街的拐角处，这是一个新的住宅区，由以前的工业区打造而成，也是城市当代艺术画廊的所在地。这座19层的建筑由一座16层的塔楼组成，塔由一个3层的桥墩支撑.桥墩通过保持街道线，将建筑物与现有的邻里环境连接起来；使用大窗户，创造一种欢迎的街道存在；以及与周围工业建筑相协调的材料调色板(陶土覆层和发黑的钢窗框)。

Text description provided by the architects. This residential high-rise occupies the corner of 11th Avenue and 24th Street in West Chelsea, a new residential area forged from a former industrial zone and home to the City’s galleries for contemporary art. The 19-story building consists of a 16-story tower supported by a 3-story plinth. The plinth connects the building to the existing neighborhood context by maintaining street lines; the use of large windows which create a welcoming street presence; and a material palette (terracotta cladding and blackened steel window frames) that is in harmony with the surrounding industrial buildings.

 © David Sundberg | Esto

大卫·桑德伯格·埃斯托

在桥墩上方，塔有自己的标志性建筑表现形式，其不锈钢雨幕的曲折形式将立面与短距离或远距离区分开来。

Above the plinth, the tower has its own iconic architectural expression with the sinuous form of its stainless-steel rain screen which distinguishes the façade from short or long distances.

在大楼内部，高高的天花板让16套复式共管公寓有了私人住宅的感觉，这栋建筑的车库也是如此：一部沿着大楼东侧运行的汽车电梯，让居民可以直接停在前门外面。包括门窗在内的细节让人想起战前公寓楼的优雅比例，被解读为21世纪。

Inside, high ceilings give the 16 duplex condominiums the feel of private homes, as does the building’s garage: a car elevator that runs along the east side of the building, allowing residents to park directly outside their front doors. Detailing including casement windows recalls the graceful proportions of pre-war apartment buildings, interpreted for the 21st century.

 © David Sundberg | Esto

大卫·桑德伯格·埃斯托