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The reimagined St. John's Terminal improves the neighborhood's connection to the waterfront. Image courtesy of Google.
One South First and Ten Grand on the Brooklyn waterfront at the northern end of the historic Domino Sugar refinery site. Photography by David Sundberg.
The building is oriented toward a central garden courtyard, where residents can enjoy wellness activities and socialization in a comfortable outdoor setting.
Live Work Home interior and façade is imprinted with biomimetic patterning that captures the sunlight.
One Bryant Park - entry
The bamboo clad canopy at One Bryant Park extends from the interior to cover an expansive streetscape and mimic the natural canopy of Bryant Park. Photography by David Sundberg.
Double Diamond sketch
Sketch of the historic Double Diamond beach house.
535 Carlton
The public courtyard at 535 Carlton helps to connects residents and neighbors with nature and natural cycles. Photography by Chris Payne
View from 22nd Street and the connection to the High Line. Photo by Bruce Damonte.
Hudson Highlands Residence - entry detail
Door handle detail at Hudson Highlands Residence. Photography by Rob Cleary.
One South First and Ten Grand on the Brooklyn waterfront at the northern end of the historic Domino Sugar refinery site. Photography by David Sundberg.
The building is oriented toward a central garden courtyard, where residents can enjoy wellness activities and socialization in a comfortable outdoor setting.
https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/963134992
100 Vandam utilizes the adaptive reuse of a 19th century warehouse to create high-end condos with a direct relationship to nature.
150 Charles - view from river
150 Charles viewed from Pier 40 on the Hudson River. Photography by Frank Oudeman.
Live Work Home detail
One Bryant Park
The bamboo clad canopy at One Bryant Park extends from the interior to cover an expansive streetscape and mimicking the natural canopy of Bryant Park. Photography by David Sundberg.
https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/963141440
378 West End Avenue rehabilitates a historic residential building and combines the structure with new construction in a unified ensemble that complements the Upper West Side.
535 Carlton
Hudson Highlands Residence - entry detail
Door handle detail at Hudson Highlands Residence. Photography by Rob Cleary.
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