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Designed by Rafael Vinoly, the 96-story paean to luxury flaunts views of Central Park, the Hudson and East Rivers, Atlantic Ocean and probably the Great Wall.

The 38,000-square-foot development will have 37 one- to three-bedroom residences.

The site’s existing one-story structure, home to adult toy store Fantasy World, will be demolished.

The renovated 1931 building has four stories and 24 units, all two-bedroom residences.

Exhibitionists will love them.

This 20th century housing feature is making a design comeback.

The 3,300-acre master-planned is comprised of single-family homes and resort-style amenities.

The 14-story project is by Quinlan Development Group and Tavros Development Partners.

The development was originally slated to have 100 one- two-bedrooms measuring 800 to 1,200 square feet.

The irregular site comes with plans for an eight-story, 16-unit apartment building.

The 51-story tower has 399 luxury condominiums, including duplex penthouses.

‘Cause who even needs walls anyway, aimiright?

The 40-story tower will have 81 condominiums on the building’s top 18 floors.

The brick, stone and limestone building first opened as a hotel at the turn of the century.

Solomon Cordwell Buenz transformed the nondescript 1970s office building into a glossy, blue-glass-wrapped rental.