Marymount School of New York is a prestigious Catholic day school on New York’s Upper East Side. Its flagship on Fifth Avenue is a handsome 1901 abode by Charles Pierrepont Henry Gilbert. For nearly one century, it’s operated a second campus out of three conjoined townhouses overlooking Central Park.
Now, Marymount School has a new 10-story building for its Upper and Middle Schools (Grades 6 through 12) designed by COOKFOX Architects between Park and Lexington Avenues on 97th Street. Terrain NYC was the landscape architect.
The lobby has columns that sinuously fold into the ceiling plane. (Ines Leong)
The new building is 155,000 square feet. From
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