Grand Army Plaza

One Grand Army Plaza is sited on an iconic NYC public space. The design by Frederick Law Olmstead realized mid 19th century remains exemplary of successful urban planning with its roundabout roadway, arch du triomphe, Parisian style boulevards, the Brooklyn Public Library and Prospect Park.

One Grand Army Plaza was designed by the Architect Richard Meier, who is known for his white residential buildings of the postmodern era. The unit floorplan is a series of angular gallery-like spaces with two large terraces on the North and West facades. First renovated 11 years prior, our client approached us with a clear vision and extensive list of updates.