New York · Miami · Los Angeles · Austin
Residences built to be inherited.
Considered homes in four American cities — drawn like architecture, finished like furniture, and made to outlast the people who buy them.
The house
Mason & Rowe builds a small number of residences, slowly, in stone, bronze and oak — for people who intend to stay.
Featured development
Halden House, Tribeca.
Sixteen stories of hand-set limestone.
Thirty-eight residences above a lobby of bronze and travertine, crowned by a glass pavilion that holds the last light of the day.
- Stories
- 16
- Homes
- 38
- Complete
- Q3 2027
- From
- $3.45M
Also in development
Architecture
Stone, bronze, oak & light.
We design from the section outward. Mass before ornament, material before finish, and light as the one thing every room is built to receive.
Limestone
Cut in single courses and set by hand.
Bronze
Cast, not plated. It darkens as the city does.
White oak
Quarter-sawn, oiled, left to age.
Travertine
Honed, with the pits left in.
Living
A day well spent, at home.
Amenities
Rooms beyond your own.
Location
Four cities. One standard.
Availability
What is available now.
Availability and pricing are fictional and shown for concept purposes only.
Private viewing
By appointment, always.
Every viewing is hosted by a member of our client advisory team, with time set aside for the questions that matter.
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