A modern tree house created for a family of four. Designer Jessica Gersten first met the client when she designed their home on the Upper East Side eight years ago. Jessica was thrilled to help them create their new dream home downtown.
In this inventive interior reimagining of a Romanesque Revival pre-war building which previously served as a whale bone cutting facility, simple textures merge with the natural curvature and direction of light.
74 Duane Street is a stunning collection of contemporary residences crafted from an 1871 loft warehouse, overlooking Duane Park in the heart of historic Tribeca.
Tribeca’s striking new concrete building – 30 Warren, a clever reinterpretation of “glass box” architecture designed by a trio of French architects – has revealed its crowned jewel.
The completely renovated loft space is contained in New York’s iconic Sugar Warehouse building in Tribeca overlooking the Hudson River. The Warehouse was erected in 1853 by the Grocers Steam Sugar Refining Company and was at the time the City’s second tallest structure after the Brooklyn Bridge.
To take advantage of the unobstructed views of Manhattan on three exposures in this Art Deco, industrial building as it stands freely at the foot of the open network of crossroads that feed the Holland Tunnel.
Project: Hirtenstein Residence Architects: Thomas Juul-Hansen Architect Location: Tribeca, New York City Photography: Thomas Loof The Hirtenstein Residence project combined five individual apartments in one york to create a four bedroom, five bath 9,000 sq ft triplex for telecommunications and real estate mogul, Michael Hirtenstein. A load bearing column previously located in the center of
LABLstudio has designed this ethereal loft in the heart of Tribeca, that combines relaxed femininity with modern accents. Photos by Matthew Williams
