This 1500 sq.ft. home is located on an east facing steep slope on the Port Washington peninsula. It is one of 43 closely spaced homes which comprise a co-op, formally a bungalow colony, established 80 years ago as squatter shacks for workers at the local sand and gravel pit.
Project name
Cliffside Residence
Architecture firm
Narofsky Architecture
Location
Port Washington, New York, United States
Photography
Phillip Ennis Productions
Principal architect
Stuart Narofsky
Construction
Long Island Custom Installations
Typology
Residential › House
The studio of commercial design YOD Design Lab has created the interior of the new Buddha-Bar New York. That is a two-story restaurant featuring Asian cuisine based in the Tribeca neighborhood in Manhattan. The main idea of the project is reincarnation. We expressed it in the rebirth of materials, space, and the big brand that history had begun fro...
Project name
Buddha-Bar New York
Architecture firm
YOD Design Lab
Location
62 Thomas Street in New York, USA
Photography
Andriy Bezuglov
Principal architect
Volodymyr Nepiyvoda, Dmytro Bonesko
Design team
Maxym Netreba, Serhiy Andriyenko
Collaborators
graphic design: PRAVDA design, Expolight
Interior design
YOD Group
Built area
9149 ft²/ 850 m²
Typology
Hospitality › Bar
This 360 sf. structure is located on a remote 60 acre, privately owned second-growth forest in Sullivan County, NY. It is sited on a steep, isolated area of the property with no vehicular access, no piped water and no electricity.
Project name
Half-Tree House
Architecture firm
Jacobschang Architecture
Location
Barryville, Sullivan County, New York, United States
Principal architect
Mike Jacobs
Design team
Mike Jacobs, Biayna Bogosian, Forrest Jessee, Leopold Lambert.
Typology
Residential › House
According to the generals of the novel The Jungle Bride, written by Fatemeh Boraghi, which is the story of a girl who has just gotten married and runs away to the jungle in a wedding dress in fear of a gloomy groom.
Project name
The Jungle Bride
Architecture firm
Mohammadreza Norouz
Location
Bedford Hills, New York, USA
Tools used
Autodesk Revit, Autodesk 3ds Max, Lumion, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Mohammadreza Norouz
Typology
Residential › House
The Church Welcomes Modern Architecture. The church contains elements of a traditional church, such as the tall bell tower, the exterior of the church is white and decorated with regular angular shapes and sharp edges, but the altar of the church is simple.
Project name
Emmanuel Church
Architecture firm
Sajad Motamedi
Location
New York, New York, USA
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, Corona Renderer
Principal architect
Sajad Motamedi
Visualization
Sajad Motamedi
Typology
Religious Architecture Church
Located at the edge of a heavily wooded 3-acre plot in East Hampton, New York, The C+S house is a complete redesign and renovation of an existing 1970’s era residence and serves as a retreat for the Manhattan based clients; a graphic designer, and an art consultant and curator.
Architecture firm
AE Superlab
Location
East Hampton, New York, USA
Principal architect
Ahmed ElHusseiny
Collaborators
Brian Masuda
Interior design
AE Superlab
Construction
Wood frame over reinforced concrete basement
Material
Equitone Natura exterior rainscreen panels, Andersen E-series windows and doors w/ Low-e Glass, American white oak interior wood, Teak exterior decking
Budget
under $ 1,000,000 USD
Typology
Residential › House
The owner of this new home titles it a “modern watchtower”. Located in the Catskill Mountains the home’s design capitalizes on the mountain views. The client searched a number of years to find land with the objective of creating a unique property that would stand out among short term vacation rentals in the Hudson Valley.
Project name
Hudson Lookout
Architecture firm
Kimberly Peck Architect
Location
Catskill, New York, United States
Photography
Gregory Farrell
Principal architect
Kimberly Peck
Structural engineer
Scott Lane
Material
Concrete, pine, terrazzo
Typology
Residential › House
This six-story office building on Manhattan’s west side is the result of adding five new floors onto an existing one-story pub/restaurant. McQuaid’s Public House has been a fixture in the neighborhood for decades and the owner wanted to retain the existing pub and add the new office building floors and ground floor lobby with as little interruption...
Project name
603 West 44th Street
Architecture firm
Sydness Architects
Location
New York, New York, United States
Photography
Sydness Architects
Principal architect
Jeff Sydness
Design team
Matthew Ruopoli, Associate
Structural engineer
The Office of James Ruderman
Construction
Light gauge steel and concrete
Material
Zinc cladding, thermally broken windows, concrete, stucco, and metal
Typology
Commercial › Office Building
