A new futuristic apartment building by renowned architect Zaha Hadid will soon join the cluster of ultra-luxe apartments towering over the High Line, Manhattan's famed elevated park. The high-rise will boast a parking garage with robot valets and the city's first private 3D IMAX theater.
Developer Related Companies broke ground in 2014, and the building should open by early 2017.
Tech Insider recently toured one of the units, the most expensive of which sell for up to $50 million. Take a look inside.
Hadid's 135-foot-tall building will live at 520 West 28th Street on Manhattan's far west side. It's two blocks away from Hudson Yards, the new $20 billion neighborhood set to open in 2024.
520 West 28th Street is Hadid's first residential building in NYC.
In 2004, Hadid won the Pritzker Prize, often considered the Nobel Prize of architecture. She is known for her neofuturistic curved buildings, and her newest one is no exception.
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