this place is the safest safe place on the internet, I feel very safe here and truly appreciate when my posts get deleted 
I’m sure you’ll find some way to cope with it
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I’m glad you took time out of your day to reassure me. This is by far the cuddliest space 
. You are the greatest bud.
Frankly my comment was more about the fashionable embrace of American serfdom. From a strictly logical and grammatical context it makes sense to use “primary bedroom,” which is neutral and ungendered. Single women make up 58% of unmarried homeowners in the US. Married couples of course make up over 60% of total homeowners, but I’d wager that most married men wouldn’t consider themselves the “master” of the household.
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You’re comparing apples to oranges, that use of the word is a completely different definition of the word in that context.
This kind of setup is also attractive to parents with teen kids, who want autonomy and a level of independence. A lot of times people like this will buy a studio in the same building for the maid.
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free apartment in a luxury bldg? let me sign up to be a maid
Need I say it? Health care is bad enough, but housing being tied to employment is excellent leverage over the servant class.
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Be careful what you wish for.
If you’re doing it for convenience and not necessity it’s not so bad
First rendering with details I’ve seen:
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Nice photo set above: floor plans, street scape view, skyline view from across the park - nice.
I like the blend of contemporary and classic architecture on this new condo: whatever the ‘style’ it is beautifully designed.
The AI Overview commentary on this building mentions a “vertical villiage” design feature. I am not sure what that exactly means; my guess is that the building is loaded with amenities so the shared spaces make the place feel like a “Villiage”. 
AI Overview excerpt =
1128 Madison Avenue (also referred to as 1122 Madison) is an 18-story residential tower currently under development on the Upper East Side, designed by Hill West Architects and featuring limestone wrapping, a 210-foot height, and a, 22-unit structure. The project is noted for its, “vertical village” design
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Thanks for the input on this fine new condo design: great thread so far. 
BTW - Here is an interesting article on ‘Beautiful Architecture’ and some pontifications on how/why these beautiful building in the Real Estate Market have gotten so expensive to build. Enjoy this informative read -
Nice shot, you can see the beginning of the limestone facade.
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