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The Greenwich by Rafael Vinoly New York City<\/p>\n
New York, NY \u2014 Global interiors studio MAWD | March and White Design recently unveiled the design and amenity programming behind New York\u2019s most anticipated residential tower, The Greenwich by Rafael Vi\u00f1oly. One of the last masterpieces by the world-renowned architect, the residential tower soars 88 stories into the sky, boasting unprecedented views of New York Harbor and lower Manhattan.<\/p>\n
MAWD worked closely with Rafael Vi\u00f1oly Architects to seamlessly integrate Vi\u00f1oly\u2019s architectural work with the residence\u2019s interior programming. For the project, MAWD was responsible for all residence, amenity, and interior design concepts, drawing inspiration from the tower\u2019s light curvature. In collaboration with the architect, MAWD created three custom-designed palettes for the tower\u2019s residences: Aqua, Terra, and Stratus, which draw on the building\u2019s surrounding elements.<\/p>\n \u201cAD PRO Directory firm MAWD handled the building\u2019s interiors and decorated the three model residences too. Three color palettes are available for the units, inspired by the urban landscape, the Hudson River, and the clouds, respectively. These carefully selected tones allow even the smallest details to stand out and complement the apartment views.\u201d<\/p>\n Lobby<\/p>\n The tower\u2019s entrance is marked by an expansive triple-height lobby, soaring over 26 feet, and adorned with a custom chandelier. Richly decadent, the lobby\u2019s interior features three distinct types of marble, a fireplace that creates an ambience of warmth upon arrival, and a soaring library featuring custom millwork and an open book display. The Lobby\u2019s front desk references the surrounding water in New York Harbor, with an electric blue hue. Behind the front desk, a large \u2018X\u2019 can be visible within the Noir Saint Laurent marble, which provides a nautical nod to MAWD\u2019s background designing the interiors of superyachts. Accentuating the lobby\u2019s verticality, bronze elevator banks reach up towards the ceiling, punctuated by Arabescato Carrara marble-clad walls.<\/p>\n Architectural Collaboration<\/p>\n The invitation from Rafael Vi\u00f1oly appointing MAWD to lead the interiors program at The Greenwich prompted MAWD Co-Founder Elliot March to move from London to New York, and shortly thereafter, open MAWD\u2019s New York Headquarters. MAWD took a sophisticated approach to the interiors, working closely with the architectural studio, and curating distinctive materials to showcase the tower\u2019s height and elegance. As such, the architecturally inspired interiors program worked to amplify space, natural light, and showcase the building\u2019s exterior. The two firms collaborated closely to design the building from the inside-out, ensuring the most intelligent use of space, which embraces light and air on every floor, highlight\u2019s the tower\u2019s glass fa\u00e7ade and soft rounded corners, and embraces expansive panoramic views.<\/p>\n Residences<\/p>\n The Greenwich features 272 residences, ranging from studios to three-bedrooms and an exclusive suite of For the residences, MAWD worked to select the highest quality natural materials and finishes for elevated, hospitality-inspired living. The three custom-designed palettes, Aqua, Terra, and Stratus, reflect the natural elements surrounding the building with their subtle, complementary hues paying homage to the cool water of the Hudson River, the skyline\u2019s rich architecture, and the sky.<\/p>\n Italian Heritage<\/p>\n Custom kitchens and bathrooms feature bespoke details and fittings selected for each palette, along with expanses of Covelano marble and polished nickel. Custom made Italian kitchens complement the project\u2019s exclusive use of Italian furniture design. The concealed kitchens feature a marble backdrop, which draws on hospitality-inspired design, while remaining fully functional for the home chef. Lastly, 6-inch-wide White Oak plank flooring sets a tone of timeless, yet natural elegance, while pre-wiring for motorized window treatments allows residents to set the interior ambiance at the touch of a button.<\/p>\n Amenity Program<\/p>\n MAWD designed The Greenwich by Rafael Vi\u00f1oly Studio to support resident\u2019s social, physical, wellness, and professional ambitions. A true New York residence, the tower is designed for a global audience. Throughout the project, MAWD utilized distinctive materials to showcase the lightness and scale of the tower. The uppermost three floors have been reserved for an extensive collection of amenities, crafted as a members\u2019 club experience floating 800 feet in the sky. Spaces have been designed for socializing, entertaining, exercising, and relaxing, all wrapped in panoramic views from sunrise to sunset.<\/p>\n Placed on the tower\u2019s uppermost floor, a fitness center, weight room, and yoga \/ pilates studio has been designed for residents to have their workouts unfold in the sky. Situated below the gym, an impressive indoor saltwater lap pool provides views of the water and Manhattan\u2019s glistening cityscape. The pool room draws inspiration from Italian architectural styles, featuring a double-height ceiling, a statement wall of Ambrato Wellness at the Top<\/p>\n Dedicated wellness spaces include a sauna, steam room, and zen-inspired treatment rooms. Additional \u2018quiet spaces\u2019 have been designed for pure rejuvenation\u2014not only of the body, but the mind and soul. Featuring soft, high-backed chairs that look straight out to the Manhattan skyline, the residence\u2019s view makes for a calming sunrise and sunset experience. Finally, a private screening room with plush chairs and a moody aesthetic Artemest Penthouse by MAWD<\/p>\n Perched on the 85th floor, the Artemest penthouse is a living gallery of Italian masterpieces like no other in NYC. This sophisticated showcase is brought to life through a collaboration between Artemest and MAWD | March and White Design, the project\u2019s globally acclaimed interior design team. Each selected hand-made piece For more information, please visit thegreenwichnyc.com<\/a><\/p>\n Rafael Vi\u00f1oly<\/a><\/p>\n The Greenwich by Rafael Vi\u00f1oly 125 Greenwich Street Manhattan condo building images \/ information received November 19, 2025<\/p>\n Previously on e-architect:<\/p>\n The Greenwich by Rafael Vi\u00f1oly, New York City<\/a> The Greenwich by Rafael Vi\u00f1oly, NYC<\/a><\/p>\n Rafael Vi\u00f1oly Architect<\/a><\/p>\n 125 Greenwich Street Tower, New York<\/a><\/p>\n ++<\/p>\n New York Skyscrapers<\/a><\/p>\n Location: 125 Greenwich Street, New York City<\/a>, USA<\/p>\n New York City Architecture<\/p>\n Contemporary New York Buildings<\/p>\n Manhattan Architecture Designs<\/a> \u2013 chronological list<\/p>\n New York Architecture News<\/a><\/p>\n New York City Architecture Tours<\/a> by e-architect<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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marble, and a prominent glass ribbed column.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
provides the perfect setting for an intimate film screening. Making strategic use of space, a reservable board room seamlessly transforms after dark into a private dining room for family dinners and celebratory events.<\/p>\n
within the penthouse, from furniture to art, d\u00e9cor, and lighting, embodies the unparalleled quality and heritage of each artisan, garnered through generations of mastery of their craft. With these unique works curated from the Artemest collection, MAWD transformed the penthouse into a living gallery of Italian masterpieces like no other in NYC.<\/p>\n<\/a>
photo : Evan Joseph<\/p>\n