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  • Andaz Wall Street

    Named after the Urdu word for “personal style,” Andaz has been to designed to cater to each individual, whether visiting the hotel and its 13 floors of guest rooms or living among the 26 floors of luxury condominiums and amenities above, all by Rockwell Group. Cerused oak, end-grain bamboo, and veined marble run throughout, yielding a warm luminosity, while a sculptural focal staircase wends its way up from the gracious lobby to the buzzing bar and restaurant and spa beyond. The 253 guest rooms are minimal, contemporary, and luxurious, with custom furniture that can transform to each guest’s preferences.

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  • Canyon Ranch Living

    Expanding upon the Canyon Ranch Spa concept, Rockwell Group joined WSG Development Company and Arquitectonica to create the nation’s first community dedicated to a healthy lifestyle. At Canyon Ranch Living, residents are immersed daily in a soothing setting that nurtures body, mind, and spirit. As part of this 6-acre oceanfront development, the former Carillon Hotel, a late 1950s art deco-style gem, was restored to its grandeur and two new condominium buildings were added. The complex houses a dining area and expo kitchen, a market, spa and fitness center. Interiors are layered with texture and color using handcrafted materials that reflect the ocean landscape outside. Soothing lavender graces the bedding and throws, while the bathrooms mix ebonized oak, marble, limestone, and iridescent mosaics in a flower pattern.

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  • House Beautiful for Designer Visions 2012

    For the annual Designer Visions, three magazines from Hearst Design Group sponsor three apartments to be designed by renowned architects and interior designers. For the 2012 Designer Visions, House Beautiful asked Rockwell Group to renovate a converted loft into a unique space that would reflect and embrace the magazine’s distinct style. Rockwell Group envisioned the elegant home of a stylish couple, and highlighted a clean fusion of unique influences ranging from various cultures to diverse style eras.

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  • MiMA

    The new MiMA luxury residence is part of Related Company’s $800 million, 1.2 million square foot, 60 story LEED-Silver complex, which also includes the Yotel Times Square West (which Rockwell Group also designed) and a Frank Gehry designed Signature Theatre. MiMA is named for its central location in Midtown Manhattan, and is a LEED silver building with 663 rental units, 151 condo units, separate rental and condo lobbies, and a shared amenities floor and field house. For the rental portion of the building, Rockwell Group designed a series of playful and fun ‘mixing’ spaces. The condo lobby is a sophisticated and elegant to reflect the more intimate nature of the space.

    The amenities floor on the third level boasts an indoor/outdoor dog play area and grooming space, 2 party rooms with private terraces, and a member’s only club, where twisted wood fin screens are used throughout the space to give privacy and intimacy to separate spaces, yet retain a fluid sense of openness throughout. There is a private health club elevator that travels from the 3rd floor to the Basketball City space in the sub-cellar field house – the leather stitching in the elevator mimics the materials of a basketball so that the experience begins before you step into the lower level.

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  • Riverhouse

    The interior design of this ground-up luxury residential condominium in Battery Park City celebrates the proximity of the Hudson River. Water views abound as does an eco-minded, nautical aesthetic. The design of the public spaces emphasizes views, an indoor-outdoor connection, and community and family interaction. The interiors were developed under five organizing principals: an open, simple, and modern envelope; water references at the feature wall and whale-bench seating; custom, sculptural elements such as the fireplace and blown-glass chandelier; a simple, eco-minded color and materials palette of mainly navy, local stone, reclaimed teak, and rapidly renewable bamboo; and high functionality.

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