For more than 35 years,
Gama Holdings Ltd has developed & invested in some of the most high profile real estate projects in the U.S.

56 Leonard Street is a residential condominium tower in the Tribeca Historic District of downtown Manhattan. The building is the first skyscraper by its internationally renowned architects Herzog & de Meuron of Basel, Switzerland. Every one of the 145 residences at 56 Leonard Street has its own unique floor plan and private outdoor space, articulated in a veritable cascade of individual homes that bring outdoors and indoors seamlessly together in a vertical sculptural expression. With articulated surfaces, cantilevers, profiled slab edges and panoramic views of Manhattan, its flanking rivers, and New York Harbor as far as the Atlantic Ocean, Herzog & de Meuron’s 60-story building is a daring and globally inflected re-interpretation of the American skyscraper archetype.

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Located in New York’s Upper East Side, The Mark has been completely reimagined and given new life and identify for the 21st Century. The Mark combines old-world comfort, avante-garde design, up-to-the-minute technologies and an unprecedented level of personal service. Drawing on the expertise of an extraordinary group of talents—including the designer Jacques Grange, Michelin Three-Star Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten and world famous hairstylist
Frederic Fekkai—The Mark Hotel is the new beacon of high French style, immaculate service and American technology and comfort.

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A luminous presence of glass and white metal rising 16 stories along the Hudson River, 165 Charles Street is a condominium beyond compare. The first residence in Manhattan completely designed by Richard Meier offers homeowners a rare opportunity to actually live in a work of art.Every impeccable interior and exterior detail of these 31 residences is a testament to Meier’s commitment to craftsmanship and technical innovations. Apartment walls never touch the ground, but float above it. Triple-layer windows are designed to screen ultraviolet rays, while interior doors are made of translucent glass. Every impeccable detail—the custom cabinetry, bathroom furnishings, flooring, even the leather chairs in the private screening room—reflects the exacting touch of this Pritzker Architecture Prize recipient. Completing Richard Meier’s trilogy of glass river front towers, 165 Charles Street redefines the art of exceptional living. In 2006, The American Institute of Architects New York Chapter honored this residence with the prestigious Merit Award

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GRACEFUL. CLASSIC. STRONG. FRESH. SWIFT. EXPERIENCE.
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These are six ideals the Laurel’s designers had in mind when they planned this extra ordinary building.

With a new gold standard of fitness and social amenities, the Laurel is a triumph.An enormous wealth of residential building experience has gone into every detail of planning, from LEED-certified construction. The gracefully designed residences, from studios to four bedrooms, are precisely calibrated to take advantage of everything modern city life offers, from the appliance rich kitchen sand pristine, architectural baths, to the stunning uptown panoramas that unfurl from every window

The timeless elegance of Beekman Place inspires a commanding 32-storycondominium. Designed by Costas Kondylis, Manhattan’s premier luxury high-rise architect, Grand Beekman establishes a revitalized chapter of redefined living as the enclave’s first major residences developed in more than 25 years.

A classic façade of limestone and cast stone is an architectural homage to the1930’s poise of the celebrated River House, just steps away. The intimate scale of the entrance and lobby echoes the confident restraint of the finest homes onFifth Avenue and Park Avenue. Inside, the 89 spacious residences, ranging from one-bedroom to full-floor penthouses with fireplace and terrace, are as notable for their sweeping city and river views as for the deluxe materials and details. Even nature reveals a lofty provenance, with a private garden oasis created by famed fashion designer Arnold Scaasi.

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Shrub Oak International School is a private, coeducational, therapeutic day and boarding school for student ages 8-30 on the autism spectrum who face complex challenges and have high personal attention needs.
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Located on 127 acres in Mohegan Lake, NY (Northern Westchester County), the 270,000 sq. ft. school has transformed from a former Franciscan seminary into a modern, state-of-the-art education and residential facility. At full capacity the school will have approx. 400 students.

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Located in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, 137 Carlton is the first Brooklyn venture for Gama Holdings. Offering six contemporary homes designed by Inoa Achitects, the building is made of stacked rectangular boxes, which are strategically deformed, every floor to accommodate various functions. Facing the street, the ground floor box is distorted to create a canopy condition, the intermediate floors are deformed to direct views and change size of fenestration to create more privacy to bedrooms, the top floor is deformed to create a sloped skylight and a setback roof terrace. The rear facade of the building is more fragmented as multiple apartments and bedrooms share common walls. Top floors of the rear facade are also deformed to introduce terraces. Through these deformations every floor, the overall building form is sculpted cohesively to create a visually unique and yet functional structure.

Located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, 255-259 Manhattan Avenue consists of three contiguous townhouses. The houses are being renovated and have been carefully designed by some of the most prominent and innovative architects to offer three distinguished and unique homes.

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