The Corinthian at 330 East 38th Street is distinctive and occupies an entire block. Built on the former East Side Airlines site and completed in 1988, it has a distinctive shape of bundled cylinders and offers city and East River views. The asymmetrical design of the tower by architect Michael Schimenti and Der Scutt Architects is original and interesting and far more complex than its closest design "cousin," the "corn-cob" twin towers of Marina City in Chicago. This tower is the closest New York comes to the great Lake Point Tower in Chicago, a glass tower of sinuous form that is one of the architectural masterpieces of the 20th Century. Located in a white glove, fully serviced building, The Corinthian Collection condominiums feature hardwood floors and such architectural details as large columns and curved walls. French doors open on to rooms that can be used as libraries or dens. Kitchens have granite counter tops and units are equipped with walk-in closets, spacious galleries, washers and dryers and many windows. Every apartment – with the exception of studios – has a balcony, and some of the larger residences have more than one. Available for sale in as is unrenovated or renovated condition. Many renovated apartments have been updated to include state-of-the-art appliances. Oversized, curved bay windows look out over celebrated new York landmarks - The Chrysler Building, The United Nations, The Empire State Building and the One World Trade center. The Corinthian’s amenities include a full-service health club with a glass-enclosed pool, sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi, outdoor jogging track and a sun deck. There is also a full-time doorman and concierge, valet service and a garage. Located in Murray Hill, the building is situated close to the East River and the Midtown business district.
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