Trump Parc New York, New York
Trump Parc’s history dates back to 1929, originally constructed as the historic Barbizon Plaza Hotel, and since then, reimagined under the artistry of Frank Williams. The Barbizon, long known as one of the most famed hotels in New York City, was most notably described as “a prism of light” transformed by its intricate glass tiling unique summit piece (Rizzoli 1987). Situated directly across the street from Central Park, Trump Parc is renowned not only for its distinct neo-classical design, but for its reputation as one of the most emblematic residential buildings in New York City.
Trump Parc’s history dates back to 1929, originally constructed as the historic Barbizon Plaza Hotel, and since then, reimagined under the artistry of Frank Williams. The Barbizon, long known as one of the most famed hotels in New York City, was most notably described as “a prism of light” transformed by its intricate glass tiling unique summit piece (Rizzoli 1987). Situated directly across the street from Central Park, Trump Parc is renowned not only for its distinct neo-classical design, but for its reputation as one of the most emblematic residential buildings in New York City.
The building’s renovation maintained the notable stone-clad and Art Deco embellishments that had defined it for nearly a century and was completely transformed in 1987 into one of New York’s finest white-glove condominium addresses. The 38-story building features a grand entrance of exquisite marble and a distinctive gold crown that lights up the city skyline. Home to 340 of Manhattan’s most sought-after luxury residences, Trump Parc offers limitless access to New York City’s finest outdoor recreation and a vibrant array of restaurants, boutiques, theaters, and entertainment.
- Formerly the historic Barbizon Plaza Hotel
- Located in the heart of Manhattan across the street from Central Park
- Home to 340 of Manhattan’s most sought-after luxury residences
- One of the most emblematic residential buildings in New York City
- Residences feature breathtaking views of Central Park
