Top Brokers Gather at Quay Tower for Model Unveiling
The city's top real estate brokers recently gathered at Quay Tower, the record-setting Brooklyn condominium, to preview a collection of new model residences and get the first glimpse inside the stunning Brooklyn Heights condominium.
Guests, who included Susan De Franca and Howard Lorber of Douglas Elliman, sipped paloma cocktails while watching the spectacular sunset over the New York Harbor. Quay Tower, which is nearing completion, was designed by ODA, while AD100 design duo Marmol Radziner designed the interior architecture. Marmol Radziner, a west coast darling who chose Quay Tower as their first east coast residential project, also designed three of the gorgeous model residences at Quay Tower with their trademark California modernist aesthetic.
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