The 7,500-square-foot glass cube penthouse sits atop a historic Art Deco loft building in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood and is wrapped with a private 4,500-square-foot terrace.
Vancouver-based architect Omer Arbel doesn’t set out to design living spaces that are merely beautiful and functional. For him, success depends on taking things to the next level – an exercise in architectural poetics. In this 33-by-150-foot loft, the end result of his theory is pure delight – a deliberate placement of rough and smooth, rustic and sparkle, perfectly punctuated by a central shaft of open sky.
This three-bedroom duplex in TriBeCa, New York was transformed from plain white box into an incredible living space. Owned by a fabric designer, painter and sculptor who converted this property into a spectacular work of art.
This loft has a distinctive country feeling, but still remains modern and a bit eclectic. Built from reclaimed materials, it features raw stone walls and bare wood in every corner of the space.
A magnificent chapel conversion, The Chapel in Mayfield provides home for those appreciating originality,a sense of history and elaborate style.
Jonathan Tuckey and his design office is an advocate for transforming existing buildings to contemporary uses, by juxtaposing modern elements over original features to create dynamic spaces.
Two Chipotle executives have bought and remodeled this minimalist Greenwich Village loft – similarly to the minimalist but warm tones of their restaurants.
This transformation of an old garage into a very stylish contemporary residence took place under the attentive supervision of Italian studio Ego Vitamina Creativa.