Crown Building

New York, USA, 730 Fifth Avenue

Crown Building is a renovation project of a historic tower in Manhattan, built in 1921 by the architectural firm Warren and Wetmore—the authors of Grand Central Terminal. The building is considered one of the most expensive retail and office spaces in the United States and will be transformed into a 26-story office building with a class A hotel and luxury condos as part of the project. In addition, the building will have a spa center with a swimming pool, hammam, sauna and treatment room, and some apartments will even have their own private pools on their terraces.

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Architect Jean-Michel Gathy

Jean-Michel Gati in 1983 founded his firm "Denniston Architects" in Hong Kong, then moved to Malaysia. At the time, the architecture of luxury hotels and boutique hotels was niche. He has worked on refurbishing luxury shops and banks. It refers to the architect Jeffrey Bave and "tropical architecture". In the years that followed, he created several establishments for himself such as Amanwana, the Aman Grand Canal in Venice with 24 rooms in a historic building; Aman at the China Summer Palace in Beijing; Aman New York with its 83 rooms and suites, a 25-meter pool.

Holding news

11 November 2020

ANT Development and Accor Announce Signing of SO/ Moscow Hotel

ANT Development, Real Estate Investment Company and Accor, a world leading hospitality group, are pleased to announce the upcoming opening of a luxury lifestyle hotel under the SO/ Hotels & Resorts brand in Moscow's ultra-modern premium class complex "Poklonnaya 9". The hotel will open its doors in 2023 and become the first property for the SO/ brand in Moscow.

23 September 2020

A large office may appear next to the Centrosoyuz building

The Turkish company Ant Development has become an investor and developer of a multifunctional complex, which is planned to be built next to the Centrosoyuz building on Myasnitskaya Street, two consultants who worked with her told Vedomosti. Her representative confirmed this.