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Cliff House - Contemporary Luxury

Cliff House: Contemporary Luxury Delivers Captivating Views

The muted material palette of light-colored burnished CMU, white plaster stucco, and white-washed Douglas Fir combine to create an elegant residence sitting atop a west facing cliff in a cove on Lake Austin. As over half-of the building cantilevers out over the cliff face, the two-story building required a minimal footprint which takes full advantage of the expansive views to the West.

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Obsidian House in the Heart of TriBeCa / WORKac

Project: Obsidian House, 93 Reade Street Architects: WORKac Principals: Amale Andraos, Dan Wood Project Manager: Sam Dufaux Project Architects: Chris Oliver, Karl Landsteiner (CA), Maggie Tsang Interns: Timo Otto, Patrick Daurio Digital column design by artist Michael Hansmeyer Location: New York City, US Photography: Bruce Damonte Designed by WORKac, Obsidian House at 93 Reade St. is

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Manhattan MicroLoft – Radical Transformation of a Tiny Apartment

Completed by Specht Novak, Manhattan MicroLoft involved the radical transformation of a tiny, awkward apartment at the top of a six-story building. With only 425 square feet of floor area, but a ceiling height of over 24 feet, the new design exploits the inherent sectional possibilities, and creates a flowing interior landscape that dissolves the notion of distinct “rooms.”

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Urban Loft in San Francisco / Jay Jeffers

A subterranean loft space in Hot Hayes Valley brought exciting opportunities for design. It needed to look great from the front door, which is on the top floor, looking down. We worked with great artisans from JayJeffers – The Store such as AKMD, Four Hands and Apparatus Studio

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