Residences
Every apartment will feature floor-to-ceiling window walls including operable windows oriented to the south and west. Along these window walls, floors will be finished with an extra layer of nearly imperceptible transparent gloss, to boost incoming sunlight into rooms.
Kitchens flow spatially into open living room areas, and thus feature custom fixtures conceived by Jean Nouvel to achieve the highest level of discretion and design excellence to complement art and furniture. These generously proportioned environments are composed of materials such as stainless steel, etched and clear glass, terrazzo, and custom lighting.
Jean Nouvel’s ‘total design’ approach is exemplified by his use of highly engineered bath fixtures conceived by the architect for Jado. The sleek touch-sensitive fixtures include computerized water flow and temperature sensors, and are complemented by fritted glass, mirror, and Corian surfaces, minimalist Kohler tubs and water closets, and ingenious storage solutions.
Every apartment within 100 11th will boast a unique pattern of powder-coated steel window mullions - its unique "fingerprint." These mullions function as frames for specific views. Open, curved or rectilinear spaces have been allocated to allow for a broad variety of furniture configurations that take full advantage of the light and views.
The roof terrace that belongs to the building's full-floor penthouse is a refuge for dining al fresco or watching a film (a projection screen is one considered element of the terrace design) amid angled all-weather glass walls, placed to shield residents and visitors from wind. This unparallelled 3,700 sq. ft. space is designed as a series of exciting rooms.