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432 Park Avenue

432 Park Avenue
New York City NY United States
http://www.432park.com/

Status:	built
Construction Dates
Began	2012
Finished	2015
Floor Count	89
Basement Floors	3
Units / Rooms	146

Building Uses

- residential

- retail

Structural Types

- highrise

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Description
Architects:
• Rafael Viñoly Architects
• SLCE Architects LLP

Developer: CIM Group
Developer: Macklowe Properties

Other Companies:: Deborah Berke Partners / Bentel & Bentel / Lilla J Smith / Harry Macklowe / Handel Architects LLP / Zion Breen & Richardson Associates / DBox

• 432 Park Avenue is the tallest residential building in the western hemisphere.

• The tower topped out in October of 2014.

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