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The penthouse comes with a parapetted terrace, complete with narrow slits for archers, and views over the bay that are simply gorgeous.

The penthouse came to market in November for $3.2 million.

Jay-Z and Ralph Lauren have both dropped by to get a look at the penthouse, which comes with its own glass elevator and a crow's nest roof deck.

Meanwhile, their creator's view from the penthouse can come across, in these times, as a little unseemly.

"This legislation moves us from the basement to the penthouse when it comes to protecting our kids," Ms. Fischer said.

If there's a silk lampshade in town that has done any time as a hat, chances are it is one in Mr. Mindel's much-photographed Chelsea penthouse loft, which comes with a circular stairway, views in three directions and enough midcentury bric-a-brac to fill a whole issue of Wallpaper.

The penthouses are coming in the fall — there are five.

Yes, cruise lines have long offered pricey cabins like presidential suites and penthouses that come with special perks like butlers and priority boarding.

Federal prosecutors have not charged Mrs. Madoff with any crimes, and though she is currently living with her husband, who is under house arrest in their Upper East Side penthouse, she can come and go as she pleases.

The architect turns 100 in December and every day he comes to this penthouse studio, perched atop a curvaceous 10-storey art deco block known, for obvious reasons, as the Mae West building, in the centre of Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana beach.

That's why the book comes down to the penthouse where he and she are imprisoned, besieged [by the press]," he says.