Additionally, the AD100 designer found moments to infuse little Easter eggs into the history-making property, should you know where to look. There are the lilies of the valley, my moms favorite flower, with rock crystal bells that sway like my favorite curtains at the Seagram Building, he says. All of the New York landmark buildingslike The Whitney or Saint Patrickscan be seen in bas-relief throughout the property.The library in the building.Photo: Adrian GautThe amenity spaces encourage discovery and feature unique artwork and antiques, such as original work by Picasso and Baroquetapestries.Photo: Adrian GautResidences in 111 West 57th StreetThe majority of the buildings 60 residences are located in the new SHoP-designed building, with just 14 units available in the historic Steinway Hall section. The condominiums in the landmarked building range from two to four bedrooms, some of which include private outdoor space. While design details vary among the units, marble bathrooms and abundant natural light are a commonality.The homes in the supertall are available in full-floor and duplex configurations, measuring just shy of 4,000 square feet to over 7,000 square feet. These residences offer direct elevator entry, views of Central Park and the city skyline, and generous walk-in closets in the primary suites. As in any luxury real estate property, the penthouses are particularly well-appointed, with spacious great rooms that showcase the view and outdoor space. Studio Solfields eye for detail heightens the impressive residences further, with premium materials and hand-cast fixtures by P.E. Guerin appearing in every home. My world is equal parts legacy and imagination, a place where architecture and opera collide, Sofield says. Yes, there are bits of the past, but they are always used in modern ways.A model residence in the building designed by William Sofield.Photo: Adrian GautLocated just south of Central Park, the homes in the tower feature spectacular views of the greenery.Photo: Adrian GautAmenities in 111 West 57th StreetWhile the design of the building is a tribute to New York, the amenities are all about providing some relief from the mania of the city. This starts with the private porte cochere, which serves as a peaceful transition point between Midtown and the world of the building. Should residents need assistance, 24-hour doormen and a concierge are stationed in the entry.Among the many amenities, 111 West 57th Street has an 82-foot-long indoor pool.Photo: Adrian GautThe 82-foot-long two-lane swimming pool is surrounded by private cabanas and lounge seating. Nearby, residents can relax in the sauna or the steam room, or head over to the double-height fitness center, which features its own mezzanine terrace, for a workout. A golf simulator and a padel court are also available. Ideal for hosting, a private dining room, a chefs catering kitchen, and a lounge boasting an expansive terrace are available to residents.