JDS reveals interior and courtyard views of SHoP-designed American Copper Buildings
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JDS reveals interior and courtyard views of SHoP-designed American Copper Buildings

November 29, 2016

The team behind the American Copper Buildings–JDS Development Group and SHoP Architects–teased a few interior renderings of the rental back in August, but now the project’s full site is live and there’s a slew of images of the SHoP-designed model apartments, as well as never-before-seen renderings of SCAPE Landscape Architecture’s courtyard plaza. Along with these new views comes news from Curbed that though listings for the 600 market-rate units aren’t available yet, (160 others became available through an affordable housing lottery) rents will start at $2,800/month for studios, $4,100/month for one-bedrooms, and $6,800/month for two-bedrooms.

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

In addition to designing the exterior (which is made up of 4.25 million pounds of copper), SHoP designed the interiors to be just as luxe. They’ll feature 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, Miele appliances, statuary marble counters and backsplashes in the kitchen, and black pearl stone floor tiles and full-length built-in medicine cabinets in the master bathrooms.

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

The public plaza serves as an entryway into the building and boasts a central rock fountain.

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

American Copper Buildings, 626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, skybridge
Construction shot from August via 6sqft

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

Of course, the true highlight of the building is its three-level, amenity-filled skybridge. Hovering 300 feet above the ground, it will hold three private terraces atop it. On the 28th floor will be a 75-foot lap pool with an adjacent hot tub, a sauna, marble Hammam with plunge pool, and a juice bar. Split between the 28th and 29th floors will be the fitness center, complete with rock climbing wall, squash court, and boxing gym.

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

Other amenities include a children’s playroom, screening room, demo kitchen and dining area, a rooftop infinity pool, porte cochère with on-site valet parking for the underground lot, and a personalized app to manage all these amenities.

626 First Avenue, JDS Development, SHoP Architects, American Copper Buildings

Prospective renters will be able to visit a gallery after the new year, when listings are expected to hit. Find future listings for 626 First Avenue on CityRealty.

[Via Curbed]

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