New York’s luxed-up NoMad

No longer no man's land

Words: Lee Tulloch, Photography: Tony Amos

New York’s newest acronym, NoMad, has always been a bit of a No Man’s Land. Roughly extending north from 23^rd Street to 30^th Street, between Avenue of the Americas and Lexington Avenue, it has been not so much a neighbourhood but the lack of a neighbourhood, squeezed between defined districts such as Chelsea, Murray Hill, Gramercy Park and the office district of Midtown, which each have their own character.

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