Windsor Terrace Townhouse by Ben Herzog Architect
This 20′ wide townhouse had originally been split into apartments and carpeted, tiled, and subdivided into the usual mess.
This 20′ wide townhouse had originally been split into apartments and carpeted, tiled, and subdivided into the usual mess.
The family of four, a husband and wife working in the publishing field, and their two daughters, lived in the house for ten years before deciding to do an extension to expand their kitchen and to create bigger rooms for their two daughters.
The clients for this wood frame townhouse renovation and extension wanted a house full of saturated color, pattern, texture, and light, with Art Deco and mid-century touches and reclaimed materials.
Palette Architecture, a firm focused on the creation of built environment that enhances the daily experience of our contemporary lives, is proud to unveil CUBE | HOUSE, located in historic brownstone Brooklyn, New York.
This Landmarked Greenpoint brownstone had beautiful parlor floor and stair details, but the finishes and fixtures dated back to the 1960’s and the house was subdivided into many small rooms.
With this project, we wanted to create a space that was beautiful, referenced the history of this gorgeous Brooklyn brownstone, and fit the needs of our clients, a modern, busy family.
We transformed the original dark wood paneling and floors of this historic Park Slope townhome into an open and bright space for a young family.
The exterior architecture is pronounced by an Italianate style from the late 1800s and spans three floors for a young couple with an additional suite on the garden level for tenancy.
Located on a tree-lined street in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, this late-1800s, three-story brownstone had been held within a family for decades- and with it, fell into disrepair and in desperate need of a thorough renovation.
A complete gut renovation to a four story townhouse in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn. In renovating the house the clients requested a dynamic communal space that was open, fluid and bright.
Warm and bright were the client’s main request when renovating their new Williamsburg home with OAD Interiors. A variety of soft, subtle materials were used and the design was kept minimal.
As long time residents of Williamsburg, the owners wanted a space where their extended family who reside in the same building could all gather.