Costas Kondylis and Partners LLP

Address: 31 West 27 Street, New York, NY 10001
Phone: (212) 725.4655
Web: [www.kondylis.com]
Email: info@kondylis.com

Since its formation in 1989, Costas Kondylis and Partners LLP has completed more than 45 major towers in metropolitan New York. The firms clients include New Yorks most established private developers and international corporations. While the firm specializes in the production of complex large-scale residential towers - from initial feasibility and zoning studies to thorough construction documentation - current work includes a greater diversity of projects in education, hotel and mixed-use building types. In 1995, Kondylis Design was founded to offer integrated design services to architectural and private clients. At every level, the firm strives to arrive at a clear understanding of the needs of the client and the functional operation of the building. Careful attention is paid to the surrounding urban fabric - to which buildings will ultimately be accountable - as well as the technical excellence of construction techniques and systems. This approach to design has enabled the firm to produce buildings of increasing innovation and sophistication and has earned the recognition of New York Times critic Herbert Muschamp for being pioneers of the next generation of tall buildings. Mr. Kondylis started the firm to provide residential building developers with the comprehensive urban planning, architecture and interior design services needed to create projects that are both budget sensitive and of high architectural merit. He later added Kondylis Interiors as a division of Costas Kondylis and Partners LLP, to offer clients comprehensive interior design services for residential development projects as well as for exclusive, private residences.

BUILDINGS DESIGNED / WORKED ON

This is the list of New York City buildings designed (or worked on, in some capacity) by Costas Kondylis and Partners LLP (see also the map of buildings by Costas Kondylis and Partners LLP):

Rental Buildings

• 33 West End Avenue (33 West End Avenue, Upper West Side)
• 88 Leonard Street (88 Leonard Street, TriBeCa) {7 available apts}
• The Anthem (222 East 34th Street, Murray Hill)
• Bridge Tower Place (401 East 60th Street, Upper East Side) - Luxury building
• Chelsea Centro (200-220 West 26th Street, Chelsea) {11 available apts} - An 18-story 356-unit luxury building.
• The Chesapeake (345 East 94th Street, Upper East Side) {1 available apt} - 30-story building.
• The Ludlow (188 Ludlow Street, Lower East Side)
• The Lyric (255 West 94th Street, Upper West Side) {7 available apts} - A "modern interpretation of the traditional upper West Side apartment building". 23 stories.
• The Nicole (400 West 55th Street, Hell's Kitchen) {1 available apt} - 18-story building
• River Place I (West 42nd street & 12th avenue, Hell's Kitchen) - A 41-story tower on a 2.5-acre lot, offering many recreational amenities. Located next to the Hudson Rive....

Condo Buildings

• 110 Cental Park South (110 Central Park South, Central Midtown)
• 200 West End Avenue (200 West End Avenue, Upper West Side)
• 45 Park Avenue (45 Park Avenue, Murray Hill)
• 90 East End (90 East End Avenue, Upper East Side) - A luxury condo building
• 985 Park (985 Park Avenue, Upper East Side)
• The Arris (27-28 Thomson Avenue, Long Island City) - Conversion from a printing plant. Unusual dimensions: 445 feet by 380 feet: the building is larger than a....
• Atelier (635 West 42nd Street, Hell's Kitchen) - 46-story residential tower which occupies most of the city block at West 42nd between 11th and 12th avenu....
• The Laurel (400 East 67th street, Upper East Side) - LEED-certified building
• One Morton Square (1 Morton Square, West Village)
• Platinum (247 West 46th Street, Hell's Kitchen)
• Residences at Jumeirah Essex House (160 Central Park South, Central Midtown) - Condo/hotel combination.
• The Rushmore (80 Riverside Boulevard, Upper West Side)
• Trump World Tower (845 First Ave, Midtown East) - An 860-foot-tall residential building, designed to appear as if sheathed in a single sheet of glass. Apar....

Last modified on: August 3, 2008.