Eric Laignel is a French architectural photographer based in New York. His work is regularly published in many magazines around the world and his clients include Interior Design and Taschen.
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In the latest collaboration between CCS Architecture and Jeff Gardner Construction, refined modern design is complemented by a fabulous water view at this newly completed 4,400 sq. ft. residence in Southampton, New York.
The three-story, 83,000 square foot design is the first office space for Condé Nast Entertainment, one of the fastest-growing divisions of Condé Nast.
After a successful teaming for the design of their Boston headquarters, MullenLowe engaged TPG Architecture to design its new office in Winston-Salem, NC: a 37,500 square foot space in the city’s newly developed Wake Forest Innovation Quarter.
Architects: CCS Architecture Project: Glen Park Residence Location: San Francisco, California, USA Photography: Eric Laignel Glen Park Residence is a single-family home designed by CCS Architecture, an architecture and interior design firm with offices in San Francisco and New York City. From the architect: This view home was carefully created for a San Francisco entrepreneur.
Rapt Studio has designed the new Dropbox Headquarters in San Francisco, a wonderful 300,000-square-foot working space. From the architects: The magic of Dropbox is it allows you to work anywhere, using a nearly invisible interface. But the company’s 300,000-square-foot physical offices couldn’t be invisible. The space needed deliberate visual cues to support collaboration among the
Levine House is a summer house for a casual lifestyle designed by CCS Architecture in Water Mill, New York. Project description: Sarabeth Levine and her husband and Bill bought a house on the property in 2010 with the intention to renovate it as a summer and weekend getaway from NYC. They had fallen in love
Located in the Majestic, a landmark building along Central Park West, the 155 Central Park West Apartment reflects a calm, minimalist design envisioned by Brian Messana and Toby O’Rorke of the New York firm Messana O’Rorke.
