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Duplex Loft in the Zachary, East Village, New York City

This project for a model and single mother living between LA and NYC was completed by Reddymade Architecture and Design, and involved the renovation of a dramatic 1,400-square-foot duplex loft with a mezzanine and 18-foot-high ceiling in the living area with southern exposure in a historic building, near Union Square.

Urban Duplex NAM in Tel Aviv by Gerstner

Designed by Gerstner, the Urban Duplex NAM is a contemporary residence in Tel Aviv’s residential towers, blending industrial elements with modern living. Created for a young couple with small children, the design emphasizes open space and seamless transitions between private and public areas.

Peace of Mind is the Topmost Idea of This Spectacular Duplex Apartment

Project: Spectacular Duplex Apartment Architects: FORM Bureau Authors of the project: Victoria Shkliar, Olga Antontseva Location: Kiev, Ukraine Completed 2015 Area is 180 m2 Photographer: Andrew Bezuglov and Sergey Gavrilov “Peace of mind” is probably the best name for this spectacular duplex apartment designed by Ukrainian studio FORM Bureau. As far back as at the very

Duplex Penthouse Apartment with a Big Roof Terrace

Project: Duplex Penthouse Apartment Architects: Toledano + Architects Location: Tel Aviv, Israel Area: 160 sqm (interior) + 80 sqm (terrace) Year 2016 Photographer: Oded Smadar This Duplex Penthouse apartment and its surrounding Roof terrace were completely renovated. The main challenge was to combine privacy between quiet parents and children areas and big spacious and modular

Old Duplex Renovated and Converted into a Family Home

De Gaspé House was completed in 2015 by the Canadian studio la SHED architecture Description by la SHED: Located in the heart of the Villeray district, the De Gaspé House project consisted of the major renovation of an existing building that lost most of its original characteristics. The old duplex including a garage as well as

Duplex Built in 1935 Converted into a Single Family Dwelling

The Richland Project was completed in June 2015. Designers Joel Contreras and Amy Beaumont collaborated to convert an 1935 building into a single family dwelling. From the designer: The Richland Project was a collaboration between designer Joel Contreras of Contramark design and Amy Beaumont of Knob Modern Design. This house, located in the Coronado Historic District, was a Duplex

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