Queens Plaza Park, Residential tower in Long Island City, United States.
Queens Plaza Park is a glass residential tower in Long Island City containing 958 apartments spread across 71 floors. Each unit features floor-to-ceiling windows and high-end finishes designed for contemporary living.
The development preserves the 1927 Chase Manhattan Bank Building, which once stood as Queens' tallest commercial structure until the Citicorp Building rose in 1990. This historic core remains integrated within the newer construction.
The building sits within Long Island City's transformation into a mixed residential neighborhood where people from different backgrounds live side by side. The presence of affordable units creates a more diverse community within the development.
The building provides extensive shared facilities including an outdoor pool, fitness center, and coworking areas throughout the complex. Access to these spaces is limited to residents of the development.
Residents can control the tint of their windows using a mobile app, giving them privacy control at the touch of a button. Additionally, occupants can participate in illuminating the building's exterior through a digital art platform called Spireworks.
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