Tishman Speyer released on Monday the first renderings for its new luxury residential tower in Downtown Brooklyn, 11 Hoyt. Designed by Jeanne Gang’s architecture firm, Studio Gang, the 51-story, 480-unit condominium project will offer a variety of apartment layouts, with more than 190 different floor plans. The tower’s rippling exterior seems to borrow elements used in two of Gang’s Chicago projects, the Aqua Tower and the Vista Tower, which is currently under construction. The project will rise next to the Macy’s on Fulton Street, which is currently undergoing renovations by Tishman Speyer, who are also planning a 10-story office tower on top of the store. Hill West Architects is the architect of record.

“11 Hoyt is destined to become Downtown Brooklyn’s most desirable new address,” Rob Speyer, the CEO of Tishman Speyer, said in a statement. “We are honored to collaborate with such a talented group of globally-minded and innovative design partners to launch our first ground up condominium offering in New York City. The combination of 11 Hoyt’s world-class design, unmatched amenity space and convenient, highly coveted location make this development truly one-of-a-kind.”

While the project will be Studio Gang’s first residential building, Jeanne Gang is responsible for designing the Solar Carve Tower, a 12-story office building coming to the High Line, as well as the expansion of the Museum of Natural History.

Just last month, Tishman Speyer released new renderings for its Macy’s revamp at 422 Fulton Street, the property that neighbors 11 Hoyt. In addition to the refurbished department store on the bottom four floors, the developer will add a 10-foot office tower above it, called the Wheeler.

The tower will offer a host of amenities, spanning over 50,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space. Residences at 11 Hoyt will range from studio to four-bedroom apartments, priced between roughly $600,000 and $4 million.