Exterior work is wrapping up on Sutton Tower, a 67-story residential skyscraper at 430 East 58th Street in the Sutton Place section of Midtown East. Designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen and Stephen B. Jacobs Group and developed by Gamma Real Estate and JVP Management, the 848-foot-tall reinforced concrete structure will yield 125 condominium units and a wide range of residential amenities. Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group is handling sales and marketing for the property, which is alternately addressed as 3 Sutton Place and is located between Sutton Place South and First Avenue. Residences will be priced from approximately $2.5 million for a one-bedroom to $18 million for a full-floor unit.
Since our last update in December, the gap in the southern elevation where the construction elevator was attached has been filled in with the façade of Bavarian Limestone panels and floor-to-ceiling windows. Work has also progressed on the crown, with subtle lighting fixtures installed along the bottom of the upper mechanical section. The only exterior section awaiting completion is the small section of pocketed private outdoor terraces on the upper floors, which will provide panoramic views of the East River, Midtown, Lower Manhattan, and the growing Downtown Brooklyn, Hunters Point, and Greenpoint skylines.
Sutton Tower. Photo by Michael Young
Sutton Tower. Photo by Michael Young
Sutton Tower. Photo by Michael Young
Sutton Tower. Photo by Michael Young
Sutton Tower. Photo by Michael Young
Sutton Tower. Photo by Michael Young
Sutton Tower. Photo by Michael Young
Sutton Tower. Photo by Michael Young
Sutton Tower. Photo by Michael Young
Sutton Tower. Photo by Michael Young
Sutton Tower. Photo by Michael Young
Sutton Tower will feature 22,000 square feet of amenities spread across four floors, including a 50-foot-long swimming pool, spa suites, multiple steam rooms and an infrared sauna, a fitness center with yoga and dance studios, training and boxing room, a lounge with billiards and outdoor dining terrace, a library, a media room, and a private landscaped garden.
Below are recent renderings that show the full height of the northern exterior from the crown down to the multi-story podium, which features cantilevers on the eastern and western sides.
Sutton Tower. Credit: Pandiscio Green
Sutton Tower. Credit: Pandiscio Green
YIMBY last reported that occupancy for Sutton Tower is anticipated later this year.
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Happy Independence Day!
The tower popped up above neighboring buildings, the towering height looks mesmerizing. And the top part corresponds to exterior below, suitable to the proportion of tall buildings nearby as well: Thanks to Michael Young.
Wonderful photography Michael Young!
Building – not so much…
I can live with it.
I’ve been having very conflicting opinions with this building over the course of its construction. But, here’s my verdict: The curtain wall treatment is nice, but the setbackless massing of the Sutton Tower makes it look lifeless and boring. It’s almost a more elegant 432 Park Avenue.
Happy Independence Day!
OK, but can something be “elegant” yet “lifeless/boring”?
The curtain wall is rather flat….and, TJH seems to have one design motif, as he used it again on his squat design for 96th and Broadway – framing dark sets of windows in a white cast frame. The tower is a bit flat, and boring…it’s less elegant than the refined details of 432 Park. No conflict, man up to decisions!!!
LOVE IT! LOVE IT! LOVE IT!
I saw this from E 68th St the other day and its height is most evident. It’s a bit sad that a place charging $2.5m for a one-bedroom can be so dull. It makes 432 Park Ave look that much better.