Hudson valley

Nestled a mere 15 minute drive from Hudson Valley’s quaint village of Rhinebeck, the Seelbach Lane Residence is a striking and assertive countryside abode. Designed by New York City-based JSDnA in partnership with Architect of Record Josh Payne, the project embraces the unique qualities of this secluded 5.23 acre site and stands as a testament to architectural ingenuity and a profound appreciation of the natural world.  WYC Motions WYC Motions WYC Motions A masterpiece of dimensions, the 2,750 square foot property is designed with an arrangement of volumes that gracefully split, rotate, and converge. Three interconnected wings with varying roof heights and pitches form the home’s massing concept. Choreograph... More

As architects, we are constantly inspired by the beauty of nature and the potential it holds for hosting breathtaking, functional, and sustainable spaces, vessels of life. That's why we were thrilled to have the opportunity to design a new contemporary single-family residence on the edges of the Hudson River in upstate New York. ss.mm design / sharkdeal 3D The goal for this project was to create a home that harmoniously integrates with its surroundings, taking full advantage of the fairytale environment in which it blends. To achieve this, we utilized floor-to-ceiling windows, expansive outdoor living spaces, and an open-concept interior design. These features allow residents to truly immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the si... More

Revitalizing a storied structure in a small town, a historic train depot gets a new life as a colorful, dynamic dance studio. Brad Feinknopf In the small upstate New York town of Accord, a 1902 train depot remained a local landmark over the years, despite changing times and uses. The historic structure was one of several nearly identical depots dotted along the local train line, many of which remain today. The Accord Depot had many past lives – as a bed and breakfast, and most recently, a restaurant  as a community arts center, an ice cream shop, and most recently, a brief stint as a restaurant – which meant it endured many numerous incomplete and uninspired renovations over the years, slowly falling into disrepair.... More

Delicately resting on top of an elevated site, Chalet Perché is the aesthetic marriage of a modern minimalist dwelling and a traditional French chalet. Brad Feinknopf Brad Feinknopf Allured by the idea of a retreat from New York City, a young, creative couple was drawn to the Hudson Valley, their shared French roots ultimately pulling them towards a ‘modern chalet’ concept for their planned getaway. Identifying an undulating parcel of forested land, the couple was attracted to inspiring views of the Shawangunk Mountains afforded by the elevated vantage point. Perched on top of the site facing south, the home was aptly named Chalet Perché – “perched chalet” in French. Brad Feinknopf... More