A Brutalist Arizona Apartment With a Velvety Interior Lists for $670K
Architect Vince Scarano created a swanky wonderland within this landmark flat’s crisp concrete shell.
Architect Vince Scarano created a swanky wonderland within this landmark flat’s crisp concrete shell.
central island, adorned with Paul Evans Cityscape inspired metal mosaic tile, provides the ideal casual eating and cooking space.">
Property Details:
Location: 6502 N Central Ave A202, Phoenix, Arizona
Price: $670,000
Year Built: 1964
Architect: Robert Starkovich
Footprint: 1,675 square feet (one bedroom, two baths)
From the Agent: "This beautiful condo located in the central corridor of Phoenix has undergone an amazing renovation. The owner, Vince Scarano, is an architect with a passion for 1970s brutalist design which he showcases expertly in his personal residence we are now selling. The building itself, Olympus, is an iconic Phoenix fixture, designed in the 1960s by architect Robert Starkovich."
The renovated loft sits within Olympus, a pale yellow condominium complex designed by architect Robert Starkovich in 1964. With an exterior marked by walls of fleur-de-lis patterned breeze blocks and concrete arches, the complex is surrounded by plants characteristic of Phoenix’s hot desert climate.
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"It’s a passionately implemented renovation that is ‘newtro’ in quality, taking cues from vintage design with decidedly current day upgrades," notes listing agent Jennifer Schaefer. The apartment is located on the top floor (with elevator access), and floor-to-ceiling glazing bathes the space in daylight.
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A Cocoon Aeris ethanol-fueled fireplace hangs before a unique wood-paneled backdrop designed by artist Peter Glassford.
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