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Category Archives: Robert A. M. Stern
15CPW- Weill Takes Step Toward ‘Downsizing’
Sanford I. Weill, the former chairman and chief executive of Citigroup Inc., has put one of the most celebrated postwar penthouses in Manhattan on the market for $88 million, saying that at a difficult period in the country’s history, it is “a pretty good time” for wealthy Americans “to be quiet.” Continue reading
The Double-Your-Money Flips Continue at 15 CPW
As founders of one of the city’s most important real estate law firms, Gary Rosenberg and Warren Estis have an eye for real estate deals, and they have just snagged one for themselves at the inimitable 15 Central Park West. Continue reading
The pluralist: Robert A.M. Stern wins the Driehaus Prize for Classical Architecture
He’s designed everything from Chicago’s ubiquitous bus shelters to Philadelphia’s tallest skyscraper and the future George W. Bush presidential library. And he’s done it in just about every style. Continue reading
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Buying, By the Numbers
Down the street from your place, another new condominium tower just sold out. Where on earth are all these people coming from? We found out. Continue reading
Limestone Condo on Central Park Attracts Big Bucks, Needs Magic
There is exactly one moment of idiosyncrasy in architect Robert A.M. Stern’s two-towered, limestone-clad, megabucks condo nearing completion at 15 Central Park West in Manhattan. Continue reading




