Photo credit: Zecc Architecten | Stijn Poelstra
Architecture firm Zecc Architecten transformed a water tower in Utrecht, Netherlands into four luxurious apartments that provide panoramic views of the city below. This 19th century water tower, called Amsterdamsestraatweg Water Tower, was actually designated as a national monument before it was acquired by a private party in 2012.
Ever wonder what a $250-million penthouse apartment in Central Park Tower on NYC’s Billionaire’s Row looks like? If so, then Ryan Serhant has just the tour for you. Located a dizzying 1,416-feet above the city, this residence spans over 17,500-square-feet over the 129th to 131st floors of the tower, complete with 7 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, and more.
Photo credit: Marcus Byrne
Artificial intelligence can be used for many things, including showing what home appliances designed by the famed Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi would look like today. Marcus Byrne used Midjourney AI to generate some visual masterpieces, such as the microwave as well as coffee machine that you see above.
Floating homes are nothing new, but ‘The Floating Seahorse’ in Dubai is most certainly a living space that most can only dream about. Why? It’s located in The World artificial archipelago and essentially a three-level cubed living space that spans 4,004-square-feet including two bedrooms that are completely submerged underwater.
At $74.3-million, the Jala Penthouse at Aman New York is currently the most expensive residence sold this year. It’s located on the 20th floor and spans over 6,700-feet, complete with an outdoor saltwater swimming pool, two terraces, and even a cabana area for entertaining guests or just relaxation when the weather permits.