All feature open floor plan living, highlighted by engineered wood flooring, ample ceiling heights and casement windows. The well-proportioned residences are available in studio to four bedroom layouts. The Zipper?s conversion is a singular blend of historic and contemporary design, maintaining the original brick walls and wooden beams within the context of a striking present-day aesthetic. Retaining the authentic brick exterior, its construction harkens back to New York City at the end of the Jazz Age. The converted building preserves the character of its original early 20th century structure, fitted with luxurious finishes and amenities that represent modern craftsmanship at its best. The neighborhood?s historic past comes into focus here in the building?s thoughtful conversion from its life as former zipper factory.
This premium 41-unit condominium residence resonates to the unmistakable rhythm of Long Island City.
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