Frank Gehry's only New York City residential project happens to be a rental building, with apartments ranging in size from enormous to itty-bitty. This unit falls into the latter category; while there's no square footage associated with it, the living space is only about 233 square feet, with the kitchen and entryway adding a bit more. The rent is $3,110 per month, which also gets you access to the building's fancy amenities, as well as bragging rights from living in a place designed by one of the world's most famous architects.

There's not much in the way of a description for this Battery Park City studio, which measures 500 square feet and is asking $3,250 per month. But it's bright, and can fit a bed and a couch, so that's something. It's located in the Verdesian, which was designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli and opened a decade ago.

Once upon a time, this studio in Jean Nouvel's shiny West Chelsea building was for sale, with a just-in-the-six-digit-club ask of $950,000. Since then, it's gotten the slightest of revamps, but the particulars remain the same: it has but one sad little window, it measures only 430 square feet, and the kitchen is just as shiny as the building itself. The rental price is $3,600 and includes access to the building's pool and other amenities.

Enrique Norten's TEN Arquitectos designed this modern ziggurat on West 54th Street, which is home to ridiculous amenities (a basketball court! an outdoor pool!) and a bunch of rentals, including this wee studio. Measuring just 420 square feet (nice), the apartment doesn't come with much space, but it has fancy appliances, solar shades, oak floors, and "sunset views," apparently.

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill is the firm behind this building, which is divided into a rental and condo portion. The smallest unit that's currently available is a 461-square-foot studio with huge windows, a washer-dryer in-unit, and a "unique movable" kitchen island, whatever that means. It's going for $3,650 per month.

The hottest architect of the moment is Bjarke Ingels, and if you're the sort of person who cares about that kind of pedigree, you could snag a teeny studio in his "courtscraper" at 625 West 57th Street for $3,291 per month. The apartment isn't large—again, there's no official square footage listed—but it does have a washer-dryer unit, a walk-in closet, and a dishwasher, all amenities that someone may be convinced to give up space for. And of course, there are the building's amenities, including lush, landscaped communal gardens.

COOKFOX's rental tower within the City Point megaproject in Downtown Brooklyn began welcoming residents earlier this year, and some apartments are still available. One is this itty-bitty studio asking $2,654 per month, which admittedly has a bit of an odd layout (it's wedged into a corner, basically).