Articles Tagged with ''New York City''

A 1903 Ditmas Park residence receives careful updates that honor original architectural details while providing contemporary function.

A gut renovation of a 1980s loft conversion transforms structural constraints into dramatic design elements.

The communal spaces at the heart of Cabin Edit's new SoHo outpost balance work requirements with residential warmth.

Both designed by nARCHITECTS, the structures complement the climate-resilient landscapes of the respective parks that they’re situated in.

Halos of glowing illumination top a refined workspace where wraparound views and transparent zones encourage collaboration.

The architect of One World Trade Center at Ground Zero was 83.

The five-story apartment building in the Clinton Hill neighborhood wraps itself around a park-like courtyard.

The ASLA Medal–winning landscape architect’s notable works include Peavey Plaza in Minneapolis, Pershing Park in Washington, D.C., and Jacob Riis Plaza in Manhattan.

A dilapidated 1930s garage gains new life—and a color-shifting facade—as a welcoming space for both animals and humans.