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Over on the Upper East Side, The 74 launches sales AD100 designer Rafael de Cárdenas has made his name in soulfully luxurious spaces, and this new addition to the Upper East Side is no exception. Developed by the Elad Group, The 74 is a uniquely sculptural 32-story tower with architecture by Pelli Clarke & Partners and interiors by de Cárdenas. From the white terracotta textured facade to the marble-adorned interiors, quality and contemporary style are at the forefront of the building’s design.

“Our vision for The 74 is high style. The homes reflect a tension between romance and rigor with a robust sensibility that is urban but also calming,” says de Cárdenas. “The spaces are airy and light. The interiors are exacting yet lush.” Interior details include windows made by Polito Serramenti in Borgosatollo, Italy, graceful parquet flooring, and subdued Pink Namibia marble in the powder rooms. Amenities for the building encompass a library lounge with a wet bar, an entertainment suite, a fitness center with a Pilates studio, and a children’s playroom. Sales are being led by the Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group with prices ranging from $2.975 million for a two-bedroom unit to $12.5 million for a four-bedroom, full-floor apartment.