How is Roux's New York City apartment described in the novel, White Ivy?

Roux lives in New York City in the Astor Towers Condominiums. His apartment is high up in a skyscraper and is decorated as if meant for a very wealthy bachelor. Ivy and Roux conduct their affair within the apartment for the most part. Roux has money and guns all over the apartment, and Ivy frequently steals large amounts of cash from him.