NOMAD- In true loft style, this Duplex Coop with over 11 foot ceilings, in a  this NYC landmark building, is a must see.   Upon entering the spacious apartment, a foyer with huge closets leads you down the hallway where one is greeted by the kitchen, dining, living room and library. This apartment shows its bones, when over 11 feet above are exposed sprinkler pipes that cross the ceiling, adding to the urban and NYC appeal. The two double height windows of the living room facing east, have views protected by the gothic style, Tuckahoe Marble peaks of the Marble Collegiate Church. The open layout of this apartment leads you towards the double windowed, dining room and library, where one is graced by the magnificent, ever changing colors of the Empire State Building. The L-shaped stairs bring you to the 2nd floor, where three generously sized bedrooms await, and again the same views.  NoMad is in the midst of a rejuvenation that Manhattan has never seen. It is bringing the Gilded Age back to its full glory. Known as the district that inspires, this area was once a meeting place for the elite and a late-nineteenth century mecca for shoppers, tourists and after-theater restaurant patrons. This reclamation is taking place now with over 21 New developments being built or reconstructed in the last 5 years. Hotels and restaurants have been gravitating here, where uptown and downtown meet.  Alternate floor plans have been provided for a more updated layout. Since this building was originally a hotel, risers are located throughout the apartment, which makes this a blank canvas in the eyes of an architect. All photos have been staged and the kitchen is a rendering. BRING YOUR CONTRACTOR/ARCHITECT.