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The Bridge Tennis Pavilion is one of a series of smaller elements on the Bridge campus. It supports the tennis courts with a pro shop, bathrooms, lockers and an area for rest from the sun and heat. Paul Rivera Photography The trellis louvers are sloped to provide ample shade during hot summer months while still allowing light breezes to pass through. A solid white form slides underneath the trellis. The forms sit several feet above the courts, providing seating along the courtside for spectators. More

The 1842 Greek Revival Topping Rose House, named for original owner Judge Abraham Topping Rose, has been adapted as a luxury hospitality property with a 22-key hotel, spa, fitness center, restaurant, and event space. The design solution reflects the current time and place while acknowledging the scale, rhythm, and history of the surrounding architecture. Caption Caption Caption In addition to meticulous restoration of the main house, two new contemporary structures were built: the Studio for events, and the Cottage Complex for guest rooms and amenities. Support facilities were placed below grade to maintain the scale of the original structures. Caption Caption Interiors are seamlessly connected to the surrounding... More

Located steps from the Atlantic Ocean on Long Island, Surf Shack is a refined interpretation of the suburban American Dream. This project involved the renovation of an existing traditional cottage and the addition of a pool and a guest/pool house. Paul Rivera Photography Paul Rivera Photography Redesign of the 1,500 square foot shingle-style cottage raised the roof, created a more open floor plan that placed bunk-beds for 8 kids within the center with a walkway around the perimeter and introduced more natural light. An above-ground lap pool, made of a subtle pink Corian perches in the landscape, picking up the hue of the sky at dawn and dusk. A silver Airstream PanAmerica travel trailer serves as a guest house and pool house.... More

Pond House is part of a large estate on Long Island directly adjacent to Mecox Bay. This house is the third piece which acts as the sole contemporary addition to the estate. Two simple gable-shaped volumes of glass are shrouded in horizontal western red cedar wood slats, providing a delicate, layered interior experience while alluding to traditional barn forms in the region. Paúl Rivera Paúl Rivera The two primary sections of the house create a dialogue between public and private life: the southern form for cooking, relaxing, and poolside dining, and the northern form for more intimate bedroom and bathing spaces. Within the double-height great room, a perfect rectangular form is a visual and spatial contrast that se... More

This project in New York, was to overhaul a dated apartment and create a bright and more spacious feeling living space, making the most of views to Central Park and 56th Street. Improving the flow of space and increasing light levels was part of the brief. This was achieved by removing the existing internalised kitchen which was a cramped dark space by amalgamating it into the living space. A Snaidero customised kitchen was designed around services which could not be moved. Caulfield Wright Architects Now, the kitchen island has views to Central Park. Another dividing wall between two rooms was removed and replaced with a folding screen wall to make the most of the exceptional views. In the master bedroom, new wardrobes by Polyform ha... More

Articolo Studios are excited to announce the opening of our new flagship showroom located in the heart of New York’s Flatiron District, opposite Madison Square Park. Eric Petschek Our new North American home is a significantly larger atelier, commissioned and architecturally designed by Articolo Studios’ long-term collaborator Studio Goss.  Sited within a grand heritage space on Broadway with voluminous ceilings and windows, one of the most striking features of the existing space was the grand circular columns that stand at over 13 feet. Eric Petschek In response, Goss created a series of freestanding walls designed to celebrate the adjacent round columns and highlight the height of the space. These curved block... More

Pinterest's NYC offices (PINYC) are located on two floors of a building across the street from the New York Public Library on 5th Ave – a fortuitous adjacency, as the NYPL’s Picture Library (a catalogued repository of photos) was an initial inspiration for Pinterest for one of the founders. Bruce Damonte The workspace design takes cues from the recently revised Pinterest website – clean, clear and simple.  The program includes: open Workspace, Meeting Rooms, an All Hands/Dining/Commons, Multi-Purpose Room, Pantry, Library, Work Lounges and a Roof Terrace. One of the key programmatic elements of the design brief for the space involved the creation of a central communication stair linking the two workspace levels... More

Hudson Woods serves as a powerful model to showcase a dialogue between the built and natural environment. These dwellings are more than just places, they are experiences shared between family, friends, and neighbors. Through connected design, nuanced attention to detail, and a commitment to sustainability, we were able to work with nature to add value and meaning to these unique residences. Matthew Williams   Caption Caption Caption Caption More

Nineteen years after opening their first exhibition space, in New York City on Broadway along the edge of Tribeca, Canada gallery relocated their most recent Lower Eastside operation to 60 Lispenard Street. The new gallery address in Tribeca is integral to a renewed Soho/Tribeca gallery scene.   Canada Gallery presents a dignified context for art, but with a humane interface for the audience. In response to this ethos the design of the Lispenard space creates generous spaces for viewing and working with art. The gallery operates on the ground floor and in the basement of a landmarked industrial building converted to rent-controlled loft apartments in the 1970s. On the sidewalk level, the sequence of the program starts with the galler... More