Imagine living in a building designed to minimize its impact despite its size. That’s Two Waterline Square. It stands as one of three buildings that form Waterline Square. This residential complex graces Manhattan’s Upper West Side along the Hudson River.
Two Waterline Square is the largest building in Waterline Square. It boasts 1.12 million square feet. This translates to a staggering 656 residential units. These units are spread across 38 stories. Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates designed this impressive tower. Hill West Architects served as the executive architect.
Construction on Two Waterline Square started in 2016. It was completed in 2020. The building is located at 400 West 61st Street.
Step inside. You will find timeless interiors by George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg. The residences feature high-end finishes. There are also appliances from brands like Gaggenau Hausgeräte and Dornbracht.
What makes Two Waterline Square truly special? It is connected to the Waterline Club. This is a 100000-square-foot amenity center. It is designed by the Rockwell Group. It has a tennis court and a lap pool. There is also a spa and an indoor soccer field. You can even find a squash court here. A 30-foot rock climbing wall and a golf simulator also are here.
Outside Two Waterline Square lies a park designed by Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects. This park features tree-lined groves. Open grass areas invite relaxation. You can stroll along walking paths and enjoy the playground. Fountains add to the charm.
Two Waterline Square faced some criticism. Carter Horsley described the buildings as “rather ungainly”. Ondel Hylton called the architecture “angular”. Yet, it remains a significant part of the Manhattan skyline.
Two Waterline Square also houses Harry’s Table by Cipriani. This is a 28000-square-foot food market. It offers a large culinary experience with multiple establishments.
Living in Two Waterline Square means access to unparalleled amenities. It means living in a building designed to impress. Its location on the Upper West Side adds to its appeal.