262 Fifth Avenue: Manhattan's New Tower with Italian Interiors by Molteni&C
In Manhattan, the recently completed 262 Fifth Avenue is an 860-foot, 52-story residential tower developed by Five Points Development Group. This project marks the inaugural collaboration in New York between the Italian design firm Molteni&C, Meganom, and Norm Architects. The tower contains just 26 full-floor and duplex residences, prioritizing spaciousness and unobstructed views with column-free designs. Each residence is crafted by Norm Architects, a studio based in Copenhagen, to serve as a 'sanctuary in the sky,' utilizing natural materials and subtle hues. Molteni&C has provided the 'Prime' kitchen and 'Gliss Master Filo Door' wardrobe system, blending natural stone and wood veneers to merge New York's urban vibe with Italian artistry.
Key facts
- 262 Fifth Avenue is 860 feet and 52 storeys tall.
- The tower has only 26 full-floor and duplex residences.
- Meganom and Norm Architects collaborated for the first time in New York.
- Five Points Development Group is the developer.
- Molteni&C furnished the interiors with 'Prime' kitchen and 'Gliss Master Filo Door' wardrobe system.
- Norm Architects described each residence as a 'sanctuary in the sky'.
- The interiors use natural materials, fine craftsmanship, and muted tones.
- The building is located on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.
Entities
Institutions
- Meganom
- Norm Architects
- Five Points Development Group
- Molteni&C
- Wallpaper*
Locations
- 262 Fifth Avenue
- Manhattan
- New York
- Copenhagen