See Inside NYC's Largest Amenity Collection (150K sqft), by Morris Adjmi
Front & York, the massive mixed-use project that has transformed a formerly vacant parking lot in the heart of DUMBO, is home to the largest amenity collection in NYC, spanning 150,000 square feet. Incredibly comprehensive, the condo offers an amenity for just about every space you could imagine — a sumptuous billiards bar, elegant wine room and chef's kitchen, trendy coworking space, fun game room, bright coffee lounge (with coffee served from downstairs neighbor and cult favorite café, Devoción!), party lounge, outdoor fireplace lounge, outdoor grilling terrace and more.
Not to mention, the building is home to a half-acre private park designed by Michael Van Valkenberg Associates, the visionaries of the beloved Brooklyn Bridge Park, and the first Brooklyn outpost of Life Time, the acclaimed wellness and athletic destination. There's truly no need to leave home when you live in a place like this!
The spaces have all been expertly designed by Morris Adjmi Architects, who also designed the residential interiors and exterior of the building.
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