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Penthouse In Zaha Hadid's Chelsea Building For Sale At $50M

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CHELSEA, NY — The highly anticipated new building from the late architect Zaha Hadid has begun listing apartments , and the building's massive penthouse is asking for $50 million. The futuristic building, which can be viewed from the High Line, took years to build. The crowning jewel of the condo building, the penthouse, comes with five rooms and massive amounts of space. For more photos and information, view the complete realtor.com listing here. Address: 520 W 28th St Ph 37, New York City, New York Price: $50,000,000 Square Feet: 6853 Bedrooms: 5 Bathrooms: 6 Baths Features: PENTHOUSE 37 is a truly rare five bedroom home of 6,853 square feet with a 2, 218 square foot terrace and two private balconies. The lower living level features an oversized, corner master suite complete with two large, windowed dressing rooms and two master baths. The lower level also features three additional bedroom suites , a utility room and a wet bar. The entertaining level of this grand home off...

A Scrum Story - DZone Agile

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Ready to start working on a new development project? Great! But not everything is about coding. In fact, the most difficult part comes when several people have to work together towards the same goal, and without a way to visualize all the to-do's, things can often fall apart before they begin. That's where Scrum comes into play. Scrum is a Project Management set of good practices that can be applied in any software project . In fact, it can be applied in any project that has a defined output. Scrum is based on iterations, or Sprints as they're called in the Scrum world. Each Sprint contains all the phases of a long-term project such as: Analysis Design Implementation QA At the end of each Sprint, the product increment that could be achieved during the Sprint's time will be reviewed and validated and the cycle will begin again to build a final product in an iterative way that prevents team members from getting overwhelmed. Those functional increments of the final prod...