Unique Homes magazine’s evening at Twenty9th Park Madison’s art gallery opening, featuring works by Miguel Trelles, began at the main lobby entrance where we were greeted by inviting hosts decked out in sophisticated attire.

Developer Espais Promocions Immobiliaries teamed with the Gabarron Foundation—a non-profit organization that helps support and expose emerging Spanish-speaking artists and is a center for Spanish and South American art and culture in New York—to provide Twenty9th Park Madison’s residents with an enriching cultural opportunity.

“Twenty9th Park Madison has residents from all over the world, and we wanted to provide them with a unique cultural experience as well as the opportunity to support a neighborhood non-profit organization that encourages cultural diversity and cooperation,” says Andres Hogg, U.S. General Manager of Espais.

Our night continued on as we caught a ride on an elevator to the 22nd floor where 17 artworks by Trelles adorned the walls of three separate apartments. Studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments within the condo building span from 536 square feet to 1,309 square feet and are highlighted by the finest finishes. Prices on these units range from $635,000 to $2 million.

Another elevator ride to a two-bedroom, two-bath model penthouse revealed awe-inspiring views from floor-to-ceiling windows. Twenty9th Park Madison offers 10 penthouse units on the top four floors. Penthouses range from 1,255 square feet to 2,070 square feet in space and start at $2.3 million.

Interior spaces are designed with exceptional taste. Teak hardwoods map out the floor plans; Bosch stacked in-unit washers/dryers are situated for convenience; limestone tiling, soaking tubs and separate showers with rain shower heads are positioned for relaxing in the bath retreats; and top-of-the-line kitchen appliances are in place for the food connoisseur.

But, perhaps the most splendid piece of artwork and the highpoint of Unique Homes’ evening was our arrival at Twenty9th Park Madison’s rooftop. Here, views of the Chrysler and Empire State Buildings immediately caught our eyes. Quaint sitting areas and barbecue stations are set up for small gatherings or larger events.

A silent auction of Trelles’ pieces rounded out our evening. Proceeds from the auction went to support the work of the Gabarron Foundation.

Coldwell Banker Hunt Kennedy’s new development division is the exclusive marketing and sales agent for Twenty9th Park Madison.

—Sarah Binder & Lauren Varga