Renovation of a West Village Apartment
Our gut renovation of this 1100sf apartment in the West Village sought to open up the highly compartmentalized plan and introduce longer views through different spaces and out over its view of Sheridan Square.
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Our gut renovation of this 1100sf apartment in the West Village sought to open up the highly compartmentalized plan and introduce longer views through different spaces and out over its view of Sheridan Square.
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.
Nestled in a wooded site on a sandy barrier island, the Fire Island house is both modern and rustic, imposing despite its modest 1,200 SF footprint due to its dramatic yet simple cruciform plan.
Ridge House is a modernist single-family three storey home situated in Portland’s Alameda neighborhood on a site with dramatic views of the city’s southwest hills and striking city line.
Part of a family compound, the home is positioned at the edge of a meadow, amid existing evergreens, spruce and gambel oak trees.
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