Panoramic Penthouse was designed by Workshop APD in New York. Workshop created a space that would highlight the client’s considerable art collection as well as honor the breathtaking views from this glass box in the sky. Thank you for reading this article!
The TriBeCa Penthouse, a collaborative creation by Belgian designer Axel Vervoordt and Japanese architect Tatsuro Miki, is a luxurious 6,800 square foot suite inspired by the TriBeCa neighborhood’s industrial past and the ancient Japanese aesthetic of Wabi-Sabi.
Interior Design: TPG Architecture Project: BGB Offices Location: New York, United States Size: 35,000 sq ft / 3,252 sq m Text by TPG Architecture TPG Architecture worked with one of the leading advertising agencies, BGB Group, on a multi-phase relocation project. BGB offices was originally located at 99 Hudson Street in Tribeca, in a space
Project: Coworkrs Offices Architects: Leeser Architecture Location: Brooklyn, New York Client: Coworkrs Size: 47,000 square foot Leeser Architecture was enlisted to transform an underutilized industrial building into a three level collaborative work share facility for Coworkrs. The design includes a reception area, shared and private offices, communal work spaces, kitchen and dining areas, conference rooms,
How do we avoid overwhelming when we are tasked to marry an incomparable art collection with 360 degree views of New York City while 72 stories above ground? We focused the modern and minimalist interior spaces on the artworks, leaving the peripheral rooms to be absorbed by Manhattan views. As one of the largest penthouses
Located on Bowery, the TAO Group’s Vandal celebrates the art, architecture, and food of global street culture, as well as the history of the restaurant’s Lower East Side location.
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.
Heatherwick Studio is collaborating with the landscape architect Mathews Nielsen to design Pier 55, a new 2.4 acre public park and performance space in the Hudson River. Pier 55 will be a new pier, located between the pile fields of Piers 54 and 56. Conceived as a leaf floating in the water, the new pier contains unexpected
