The club’s sports and fitness amenities include a regulation-size indoor tennis court and an indoor half-pipe skate park-each the first of their kind in a New York City residential development-as well as a squash court, full-court basketball court, indoor soccer field, 30-foot rock-climbing wall, bowling alley, golf simulator, state-of-the-art fitness center, and dedicated Pilates, boxing/MMA, and yoga/barre studios. The Waterline Club has been designed to offer spaces for residents of all ages and all interests. “Our studio and GID shared a commitment to create an unparalleled experience, and this project challenged us to reimagine how Waterline Square residents could work, play, create, relax, share and celebrate in a space that is a fluid, dynamic and comfortable extension of their homes.” “The choreography of the Waterline Club is a departure from conventional residential amenity spaces,” said David Rockwell, Founder and President, Rockwell Group. The centerpiece of the Waterline Club is Rockwell Group’s dramatic three-level space that connects the club’s 30 curated spaces with sculptural pedestrian bridges and a dramatic staircase that, in a nod to the development’s waterfront location, was inspired by a boat’s wooden hull and was crafted by Maine-based yacht builders, Hewes & Company and New York-based metal and glass fabrication firm, Jaroff Design. With convenient, direct resident connections to One, Two and Three Waterline Square, the Waterline Club is home to an extraordinary collection of sports and fitness, swim and spa, leisure and social, creative, children’s and pets’ spaces.

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