Animated architecture is the best kind of architecture.

They’re the absolute tops.

The corner 13,000-square-foot limestone building traded in 2012 for $4.5 million.

The 21-story building will have studio to three-bedroom apartments.

Not for modest, skirt-wearing folk.

The site was formerly occupied by a four-story mixed-use building, owned by Michael Imperioli from The Sopranos.

Pricing at the seven-story, 22-unit building starts from $475,000 for a one-bedroom.

Silverstone Property scooped up the building for $45 million, with plans to convert the brick warehouse into high-end condos.

Four of the six units are in contract at the limestone facade building.

Here’s a first rendering for the 22-unit condo project.

The nine-story, 86-unit building will rise 99 feet.

The project’s 157 residences are located above a Four Seasons Hotel, with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg.

Every residence has marble and stone bathrooms, carbonized bamboo floors and Miele appliances.

Expose yourself to nature every time you answer its call.

Want it? Sell your priceless collectibles and make it so!

The two copper-clad rental towers rising on the East River will have about 800 units total.