See Inside NYC's Largest Private Club, 100k SF, by David Rockwell
GID Development Group is celebrating the opening of one of New York City's largest indoor private amenity spaces, the Waterline Club. Designed by award-winning architecture and design firm Rockwell Group, the incredible space spans 100,000 square feet (three entire floors) and is home to the first indoor skate park and first indoor regulation size tennis court in a residential development.
Located inside Waterline Square -- the starchitect-designed, three-building luxury residential development located on Manhattan's Upper West Side by Rafael Viñoly, KPF and Richard Meier & Partners -- the sprawling Waterline Club is the most extraordinary and comprehensive private amenities club in New York City. Designed by Rockwell Group, the massive Waterline Club connects all three towers below the development's public park and boasts nearly 30 different types of best-in-class sports, fitness, creative and leisure spaces that cater to residents of all ages. Spaces include a squash court, 30-foot rock climbing wall, full-court basketball court, indoor soccer field, 25-meter pool, art studio, music and recording studio, indoor gardening studio, 4,600-square-foot children’s indoor playroom designed by award-winning children's museum designer Roto Group, and much more.
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