THE CHATHAM

Inspired by the Upper East Side pre-war apartment buildings of the 1920’s, The Chatham was designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects and occupies the prime corner of 65th street at Third Avenue. A slim, highly articulated 32-story tower soars above a limestone base and features a red-brick and limestone façade punctuated by French balconies and bay windows. The base of the building is classical- a nod to Park Avenue’s finest residential buildings- while the top narrows with a notable series of setbacks to create a sense that the Chatham is skyward-bound. At its apex, the tower culminates in a symbolic lantern that is distinctive addition to the New York City skyline. Conceived as a luxury condominium, it has only 92 spacious residences.