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Each of the five residences comes with a limited-edition Aston Martin DBX

The famed architect and the venerable car maker also collaborated on a special edition design for the all-new Aston Martin DBX SUV

“130 William melds historical references and contemporary materials to create a future standout on the New York skyline.”

“130 William boasts a custom, hand-cast frontage – a contemporary spin on the classic stonework seen on historical buildings in Manhattan.”

“Adjaye’s genre-redefining structures compel you to reflect, marvel, and at times, even explore your soul”

“a completely unprecedented design that eschews the sleek steel tower in favor of a structure whose uniquely shaped, richly textured façade lends it an organic feel and blurs the line between indoors and out—an unheard-of concept in most of Manhattan.”

“The celebrated architect – currently building his first residential tower in Manhattan – talks cocktails in Dumbo and art in Harlem with Christina Ohly Evans.”

“It’s a big step into the Big Apple for Adjaye. And it is poised to become an integral, contemporary part of the downtown skyline.“

“An Adjaye building doesn’t scream, but it doesn’t hide, either. It captivates, like a book that is both thought-provoking and a best seller.”

“Adjaye Associates’ first condominium in New York is a sturdy tower set to soar 66 storeys high by 2020. In collaboration with Lightstone, Sir David Adjaye created a design inspired by the heritage of masonry architecture in the city, in contrast to the glass slabbed-storeys of downtown Manhattan’s Financial District—the structured façade of 130 William features textured hand-cast concrete with bronze detailing.”

Every once in a while NYC gets a skyline addition that contributes to the city in almost untold ways. 130 William is just that.

“Plans have been unveiled for David Adjaye’s first condominium tower in New York City. Titled ‘130 William,’ the project will be built in Downtown Manhattan’s Financial District in close proximity to the World Trade Center Site.”

“Architects in New York are returning to stone and other solid-looking materials to cover their towers, after years of glass dominating skyscraper construction in the city.”

Star architect Sir David Adjaye is making a mark in New York, with three new buildings – including an interactive spy museum.

“After triumphs including the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of African American History and Culture in DC, Sir David Adjaye has finally designed a condominium tower in New York City, in collaboration with Lightstone. 130 William offers 244 residences across 66 stories.”

“Avoiding contemporary glass fronts, 130 William’s textured hand-cast concrete with bronze façade references historical architectures, with large signature arches drawing from mercantile structures that populated the area.”

“Designs were unveiled Thursday for the first luxury Manhattan condominium by the newly knighted Ghanaian-British architect, Sir David Adjaye, who is behind several architectural masterpieces around the world.”

“A year and a half after the opening of his acclaimed National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC, David Adjaye is back at it—designing his first Big Apple condo.”

“New York’s sleek skyline is about to welcome a rustic-chic newcomer. 130 William is the debut residential project in the city from Ghana-born, London-based architect David Adjaye.”

“Lightstone, one of the largest and most diversified privately held real estate companies in the United States, and Adjaye Associates, the world-renowned architecture firm founded by Sir David Adjaye, announce 130 William, a luxury condominium building located in downtown Manhattan.”

“Say hello to the next big skyscraper to hit the Financial District: British architect David Adjaye, the principal of Adjaye Associates, was revealed over the summer to be the design architect behind a new condo, developed by Lightstone, that’s rising at 130 William Street.”