LUMA

General Notes

LUMA Condominium is a condominium development located in Long Island City, one of New York City's fastest-growing neighborhoods. The six-story building features 35 residential units and approximately 9,800 square feet of commercial space on the ground floor and basement level. Designed for modern urban living, the project combines contemporary architecture, efficient layouts, and convenient access to transportation, local amenities, and Manhattan.

Project: LUMA Condominium
Address: 10-39 49th Ave, Long Island City, NY 11101
Use: Condominium Development
Units: 35
Status: Completed
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Rendering of a glass-and-stone corner apartment building in daylight, with stacked glass balconies, street trees, parked cars, and ground-floor retail along the sidewalk — Fig. 01 Rendering

Rendering of a landscaped rooftop corner terrace at dusk, with dining and lounge seating among planted trees, overlooking a lit bridge and the Manhattan skyline — Fig. 02 Rendering

Rendering of a condominium lobby with Calacatta Gold porcelain steps, brass handrails, stone sculptures, back-lit textured glass panels, and a dark elevator portal — Fig. 03 Interior

Rendering of a stone-slab bathroom with a freestanding oval soaking tub, walk-in rain shower, and a floating oak double vanity beneath a back-lit mirror — Fig. 04 Interior

Rendering of an open-plan penthouse interior with a marble kitchen island, sculptural dining chairs, and floor-to-ceiling glazing opening onto a wraparound stone terrace — Fig. 05 Interior

Rendering of a bedroom at dusk with pendant bedside lights and floor-to-ceiling windows framing the Queensboro Bridge and city lights — Fig. 06 Interior

Rendering of a private rooftop terrace at dusk with a round fire bowl, sling lounge chairs, planted borders, and the Long Island City skyline beyond — Fig. 07 Rendering

Photograph of the historic Long Island gantries at Gantry Plaza State Park on the Long Island City waterfront, seen from the boardwalk along the East River — Fig. 08 Photograph