The personalized New York City townhouse of celebrated architect Paul Rudolph is on the market for $28 million.
The residence, in Midtown by the East River, is a four-unit townhouse that includes the architect's unique penthouse addition.
Rudolph purchased the building in 1976 and continuously worked on it, earning two awards from the American Institute of Architecture.
And while he died in 1997, other architects spent three years updating and preserving the home from 2004 to 2007.
The modernist home includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a terrace on each floor, a wood burning fireplace, and four interconnected levels.
Paul Rudolph's townhouse is located at 23 Beekman Place in New York City's Midtown East, practically on the East River.
Rudolph bought the townhouse in 1976 and added on the modernist penthouse during his 30 years there.
The 3,000-square-foot interior includes a lot of glass windows, bridges, and cantilevered floors.
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