The Park Cinq Cooperative (New York City, New York)

 apartment building, movie / film / TV location, Modern (architecture)

785 Fifth Avenue, usually called the Park Cinq, (Park-V), is a luxury, cooperative apartment building on Fifth Avenue at the corner of 60th Street in Manhattan. The eighteen-story building was designed by Emery Roth & Sons for Fisher Brothers developers in 1960. The Park Cinq shares its Fifth Avenue block with the Sherry Netherland Hotel.The building has eighteen stories, 72 Apartments and a penthouse. The upper floors offer "sweeping Central Park views."

The year the building opened, the New York Times described it as containing sixty-six "mansions," and described it as being "the world's most luxurious multiple dwelling." Among the luxury details considered remarkable in that era where the presence of telephone outlets in every room and special windows designed to keep out noise. There were also marble bathrooms and parquet floors, but the entire building was in modern style unlike the traditional Renaissance and Georgian styles of older buildings in the neighborhood. The building's dedication was attended by Prince and Princess Serge Belosselsky-Belozersky.

Notable residents have included David Geffen, Denise Rich, Robert A. Daly, Barbara Broccoli and Fred Zollo. Shipping tycoon Daniel K. Ludwig lived in the penthouse when the building first opened. The exterrior as a filming location for the USA Network series "White Collar" S02 E03 as Alex leaves in a taxi.

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