48 Bond Street
New York City, 2008
DBPA's design for an 11-story ground-up residential building in the NoHo area of New York City features a facade of flamed charcoal-grey granite with large glass windows that hover above the street. Canted bay windows projecting from the taut facade provide a play of shadows on the granite throughout the course of a day. A structurally-glazed glass and zinc curtain-wall at the street-level and setback provides a delicate juxtaposition for the hovering stone.
The two-bedroom apartments include balconies at the rear, and a gym and double-height pool with a sensually curving wood ceiling that reaches up to windows on the street. The elegant interiors of wide-board walnut floors, marble counters, glass tiles, and teak wall-panels provide a soft contrast to the taut exterior.
GF55 Partners was the Architect of Record.
New York City, 2008
DBPA's design for an 11-story ground-up residential building in the NoHo area of New York City features a facade of flamed charcoal-grey granite with large glass windows that hover above the street. Canted bay windows projecting from the taut facade provide a play of shadows on the granite throughout the course of a day. A structurally-glazed glass and zinc curtain-wall at the street-level and setback provides a delicate juxtaposition for the hovering stone.
The two-bedroom apartments include balconies at the rear, and a gym and double-height pool with a sensually curving wood ceiling that reaches up to windows on the street. The elegant interiors of wide-board walnut floors, marble counters, glass tiles, and teak wall-panels provide a soft contrast to the taut exterior.
GF55 Partners was the Architect of Record.