Take A look at Morris Adjmi’s New Downtown Condo
Last week Landsea Homes and DNA Development just launched its teaser site for their boutique downtown condo. Swedish for “unite,” Förena is fittingly named for its prime location at the nexus of downtown’s top neighborhoods. Here’s an inside look at its one-of-a-kind design.
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NYC’s celebrated architect Morris Adjmi designed Förena inside and out to evoke a powerful sense of serenity, creating an island of calm within the bustling neighborhood. Its distinctive facade uses symmetry to cultivate a familiar presence amidst the unpredictable streetscape, with masonry detailing, cascading setback terraces and sloping metal frames that form a modern crown.
Launching sales very soon, Förena’s 50 soothing homes embrace tranquility with high-quality materials and a Scandinavian-like color palette. Each home boasts a fluid layout with floor-to-ceiling windows for immense natural light, and several will enjoy private outdoor space. The robust amenities include a rooftop outdoor dining and kitchen area, a modern fitness center, a landscaped Zen garden and much more. Eklund | Gomes will lead sales for Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, the exclusive sales and marketing agency for Förena, and pricing will begin at $1.3M.
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