Town

This redevelopment responds to the Sasaki Downtown Greenville Master Plan, changing the existing suburban block pattern to a pedestrian- oriented design. This sets the stage for a mix of office, café and residential uses and conceals a partially subterranean parking structure.

References to Greenville’s industrial heritage combine with modern design aesthetic and intentional passive solar design strategies to create a mixed-use building that combines loft residences and commercial space.

A corner unit with views over the East River and to midtown Manhattan. The large interior renovation removes walls for improved circulation and connection between private zones and open areas.

A 150-year-old former warehouse with 12’ concrete ceilings and large expansive windows brings light and views into the interior from the Brooklyn Bridge.

An adaptive reuse of a 100+year-old warehouse creates a new interior atrium, inviting natural light deep into the long interior.

A renovation and addition transforms an existing 3-story structure into a five-level residence, integrating a penthouse and roof garden, full lower level and 10’ to the front. The design retains the site’s setback for private parking area and a front garden.

Brooklyn Heights, NY adaptive reuse design with a long, curved gallery wall, connecting the entry to the large living, dining and kitchen areas.