From New York to Los Angeles, well-being reigns in newly erected residential towers

Fifteen Hudson Yards

Hudson Yards, a collection of ultra-luxurious skyscrapers whose upper floors sometimes brush against the clouds, is one of New York’s most coveted new neighborhoods. The residence has an impressive array of amenities, including priority reservations and seating in nearby restaurant concepts (Estiatorio Milos by executive chef Costas Spiliadis and Mercado Little Spain by Spanish chef José Andrés), dining in residence , private chef services, management by a certified sommelier, wine cellars and spa services on site. Overall, Fifteen Hudson Yards is a haven that celebrates well-being. In fact, the entire 50th floor (the building has 88) is entirely dedicated to wellness through a 3,500 square foot fitness center.

In addition to the private studio for group yoga, stretching, and fitness classes, there’s also a sprawling aquatic center with city and river views. Whether residents opt for the 75-foot-long three-lane swimming pool, lounges, poolside shower, or hot tub, they will enjoy unprecedented relaxation.

Santa Monica Park

Open in the fall, The Park Santa Monica celebrates much of the outdoors, especially on the one-acre rooftop park divided into four distinct sections. The first is the Field, a large lawn space designed for event programming, movie screenings, and fitness classes. There’s also an outdoor fitness area that features plyometrics, HIIT workout, battle ropes, ladder walls, and torque tanks. The second section, the garden, encompasses a jungle full of trees, flowers and plants, creating an environment conducive to working from home pocket stations. The third section, called the Oasis, includes a heated swimming pool, cabanas, lounge chairs, a playground, and a private bar. The final section, the farmhouse, features a fruit and vegetable garden, sunset swings, family-style outdoor kitchen and dining area, dog park, and grooming stations. Residents of Park Santa Monica will likely spend more time on the roof than at home.

Chorus

The San Francisco Choir is home to the City Ballet and Chorus Hall, a new 227-seat venue for the performing arts, and residents have front row seats. Complete with paneled appliances, retro-inspired SMEG ranges, wide-plank hardwood floors and a one-of-a-kind 20G internet connection, the residences are the epitome of the high lifestyle. Aside from the fitness center, which hosts 11 free group classes per week (led by former San Francisco 49er linebacker Corey Lemonier), Chorus’ claim to fame is the training course inspired by the ‘American Ninja Warrior who is equipped with an eight foot warp. wall and an octagon shaped arena for performance training with Lemonier.