$59 million Aston Martin penthouse comes with a rare Vulcan

The 7,300-square-foot, seven-bedroom penthouse is the subject of a limited-edition art book titled “Unique.” The leather-bound book contains a QR code linking to a musical score composed by a 10-piece orchestra at the developer’s behest “to capture the mood and ambiance of the residences,” according to Forbes. Whoever buys the penthouse gets a custom-made lectern matching the penthouse design to hold the 10-pound book and use of a calligrapher to personalize the final six pages.

The triplex penthouse looks out over the building’s 55th-floor infinity pool.

Construction of the Aston Martin Residences started in 2017, the same year another automotive-branded building, the 60-story Porsche Design Tower about 15 miles north, was completed.