Location: Tribeca, Manhattan Size: 1,250 Sq. Ft. Type: Loft co-op Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath Type: Design & Build Budget Range: $400K to 500K Scope: Gut renovation of a one bedroom one bathroom Tribeca loft. The design optimized existing space by flipping the layout turning the loft into a two bedroom, two-bathroom apartment with a top range kitchen, new HVAC system, restored windows throughout and new flooring.
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Alex and John decided to reconfigure their entire apartment, requiring a gut renovation. The existing bedroom was moved from the front of the space to the back along with the addition of a second bedroom, second bathroom, and laundry room. The kitchen’s footprint was significantly expanded and transformed into a grander, sleeker space complete with a large island, storage, seated bar area, and new cabinetry.
https://www.brickunderground.com/improve/what-gut-renovation-tribeca-loft-looks-like
Brick Underground: How your architect can help you renovate the old and build the new →
“It’s important to pay tribute to the building that you live in,” Bolster architect Jessica Wetters says. “We can’t build in the same way today that we used to. When you preserve that old construction, there’s history and beauty in that.”
https://www.brickunderground.com/improve/bolster-tribeca-loft-gut-renovation-nyc
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Executive Architect: Handel Architects, New York—Blake Middleton, FAIA (partner); Jessica Wetters, AIA, Emil Stojakovic, AIA (project architects)
https://www.architectmagazine.com/project-gallery/prism-tower-400-park-avenue-south_o
Driven X Design: 400 Park Avenue South. New York Design Awards Gold.
This award celebrates the design process and product of planning, designing and constructing form, space and ambience that reflect functional, technical, social, and aesthetic considerations. Consideration given for material selection, technology, light and shadow.
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Jessica Wetter’s Brooklyn-based architecture firm is the architect of record.