Claremont Hall: A Harmonious Blend of Historic Architecture and Wellness in Morningside Heights

In the serene neighborhood of Morningside Heights, Claremont Hall emerges as a sanctuary that seamlessly intertwines wellness and historic architecture, offering condo buyers a unique residence that nurtures both the body and soul. Nestled within the 100-year-old Union Theological Seminary (UTS) campus, this new condo building not only boasts a plethora of wellness-oriented amenities but also serves as a testament to the sublime Gothic Revival architecture, providing a tranquil and spiritually enriching environment.

A Nod to Gothic Revival Architecture

Claremont Hall is a marvel of architectural finesse, where discerning architecture enthusiasts can bask in the grandeur of soaring cathedral ceilings in the lobby and the elegant Gothic-inspired arched windows of the residences. The subtle nods to Gothic Revival architecture throughout the building serve as a calming backdrop, offering residents spaces that inspire reflection and spiritual connection amidst the bustling city.

The Tranquil Indoor Pool: A Restored Historical Gem

Formerly the refectory where seminary students congregated and dined, the stunning indoor pool at Claremont Hall is a serene retreat that has preserved its historical charm. The leaded glass windows, meticulous stonework, wood trusses, chandeliers, and a fireplace – all original elements – have been meticulously restored, providing residents with a tranquil, year-round oasis that whispers tales of the past.

Balancing the Sacred and Secular

The design journey of Claremont Hall, undertaken by Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) and CetraRuddy Architects, is a fascinating tale of harmonizing modern technology with traditional building techniques. The architects have skillfully honored the historic elements of the campus’ architecture, thoughtfully considering the relationship between sacred and secular spaces throughout their design, thereby crafting residences that are not merely homes but sanctuaries in the truest sense.

Wellness at the Forefront

Claremont Hall goes beyond offering standard wellness amenities, presenting a holistic living experience where architecture and amenities converge to foster wellbeing. With a fitness center, pool, and outdoor spaces, residents are enveloped in an atmosphere that prioritizes their physical and mental wellness, all while being cradled in the rich history and architectural splendor of the building.

In Claremont Hall, residents find more than a home; they discover a haven where history, architecture, and wellness coalesce, offering a lifestyle that is both luxuriously modern and richly rooted in history.

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Claremont Hall, Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, Tops Out

Last week Lendlease, a global real estate group, L+M Development Partners and Daiwa House Texas, Inc. just celebrated the topping out of Claremont Hall located at 100 Claremont Avenue.  This transformative 354,000-square-foot mixed-use academic and residential building is adjacent to the Columbia University campus and immersed in the cultural and academic neighborhood of Morningside Heights, the project’s is set to be complete in 2023. 

“With its majestic views of the Hudson River, Riverside Park and Central Park, Claremont Hall is set uniquely within the historic Union Theological Seminary campus and draws inspiration for its façade and shape from the surrounding New York Landmarks,” said Melissa Román Burch, executive general manager at Lendlease.

This transformative 354,000-square-foot mixed-use academic and residential building is adjacent to the Columbia University campus and immersed in the cultural and academic neighborhood of Morningside Heights. Iconic New York architecture firm Robert A.M. Stern Architects designed Claremont Hall in collaboration with Union Theological Seminary, a globally respected 180-year-old center of theological education, to integrate with the broader campus and surrounding neighborhood.

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