225 West 86 St -The Belnord UpDown B2Back - GOR-2019580-UD-B2B-cE24

225 West 86 Street The Belnord Facade Repeating Pattern.

Computer abstract of altered and enhanced as digital computer art of architectuarial facade.

Two or more layers were used to enhance, alter, manipulate the image, creating an abstract surrealistic mirrored symmetry.
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The Belnord condominium complex on Manhattan’s Upper West Side occupies the entire block between 86th and 87th Streets and Broadway and Amsterdam Avenues. A local and nationally-designated landmark originally built in 1908, the building’s transformation was helmed by famous New York architect Robert A.M. Stern, whose unique talent for combining Gilded Age glamour with 21st-century luxury is evident in the reborn residence.

The development is built around a lush, landscaped courtyard with a large central fountain surrounded by wide walkways. 14 stories high, it has 215 two-to-six-bedroom apartments within.

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225 West 86 Street The Belnord Facade Repeating Pattern.<br />
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Computer abstract of altered and enhanced as digital computer art of architectuarial facade.<br />
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Two or more layers were used to enhance, alter, manipulate the image, creating an abstract surrealistic mirrored symmetry.<br />
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<br />
The Belnord condominium complex on Manhattan’s Upper West Side occupies the entire block between 86th and 87th Streets and Broadway and Amsterdam Avenues. A local and nationally-designated landmark originally built in 1908, the building’s transformation was helmed by famous New York architect Robert A.M. Stern, whose unique talent for combining Gilded Age glamour with 21st-century luxury is evident in the reborn residence. <br />
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The development is built around a lush, landscaped courtyard with a large central fountain surrounded by wide walkways. 14 stories high, it has 215 two-to-six-bedroom apartments within. <br />
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