Views from EOS  As Chelsea continues to hold the place as one of the most desirable places to live in New York, here are three of the newest residential developments in the area.  

Renderings by J Frankl Associates via New York YIMBY Many renderings have dropped for the new sleek residential building planned  for 207 South 23rd Street, but a final plan for this jenga-like structure has now been revealed. This soon-to-be residential building will rise only eight stories and will hold 10 rental apartments.

West 21st street and 11th Ave The latest project slated to come to the High Line is inspired by the MoMa’s sculpture garden, allowing it to fit right in with the other unique starachetic’s structures. London Studio Seilern Architects plan to bring this 24-story glass tower to the corner of West 21st street and 11th Ave., across from Norman Foster’s 551W21. The tower will have commercial space that will hold a gallery on the lower levels as well as a reception area and sculpture garden. Above that will be residential units.  

132A Stanhope Street Located at 132A Stanhope Street, the four-story building was constructed in January, replacing a two-story family home. Its unique exterior mimics the subway system.

Facade rendering of Gotham East 126th Residential Starchitect Bjarke Ingels is gearing up for his new East Harlem Development, Gotham East 126th Residential. While earlier renderings displayed a red exterior, new design images display a gray, elephant skin inspired exterior that will reflect sunlight.

Renderings of the two buildings In the beginning of the summer, renderings for the last two residential towers set to rise in the park were revealed. At 15 and 50 Bridge Park Drive, ODA Architecture has finally filed plans for the project.

  Rendering of EOS at 10 West 31st Street With the rise of new developments in the city, people are expecting more offerings from their buildings. We’ve compiled a list of some of the best amenity-rich buildings that offer rental apartments for only around $4,000 a month.

Plans at 7 West 21st Street for the 18-story mixed-use tower is nearing completion. Developers Friedland Properties and architect Morris Adjmi teamed up with Stephen B. Jacobs for the project.

13 months after demolition work at two sites in the East Village, foundation is finally set for two new residential buildings. Extell’s towers, one located at 500 East 14th and the other at 524 East and 14th Street, will both rise 7 stories with retail components at ground level.