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  • Kellogg’s concept store by Chipman Design Architecture

    Consisting of a unique collaboration between Kellogg’s, Journee’s Anthony Rudolf (formerly of Thomas Keller) and James Beard award-winning chef Christina Tosi, Chipman Design Architecture was challenged to design and elevate the comforting experience of enjoying your favorite cereal amidst the energy of Times Square. More

  • 19th Century Apartment in Brooklyn Renovated by Louis Mackall

    Striking renovation of an apartment dating back to 1860 located in Brooklyn is work of Louis Mackall architecture practice. The owners of this stunning home worked closely with the architect and his team to keep the unique historic sentiment of the apartment while adding up a handful of contemporary details. RELATED: Find More Inspiring Apartments on […] More

  • 87 Leonard Street Apartment in Tribeca by TSNY

    Discover the masterfully shaped interior design of the 87 Leonard Street apartment designed by Interior Designer Taylor Spellman from TSNY.  The apartment design is specially prepared for one of the most coveted location in Tribeca New York, the building itself dating back over 150 years. This landmark location has been masterfully restored and converted into […] More

  • Horatio Street Townhouse by Steven Harris Architects

    Take a tour of the stunning Horatio Street Townhouse in New York designed by the renowned Steven Harris Architects practice. The architects created an ultimate family home, designing a four-level house in new york. The architects tailored the project exchanging the ideas between clients and the design team. Steven Harris Architects has received a slew […] More

  • Vessel by Heatherwick Studio

    Thomas Heatherwick of Heatherwick Studio is designing a new public landmark that will open in Manhattan in 2018. Named Vessel, the landmark building will be covered by a polished copper-colored steel skin, and is a space that will allow people to have an elevated view of New York City. Standing at 150 feet tall, it […] More

  • The ‘ReActor by Alex Schweder and Ward Shelley

    Architect-artist duo Alex Schweder and Ward Shelley designed this inspring piece called the ‘ReActor‘, a habitable sculpture where they lived for a five-day performance. The structure rotates 360-degrees and sits on top of a 15-foot concrete column.The structure moves and rotates in response to its inhabitants’ movements, exterior forces, and interior conditions. Not only does […] More

  • 4 East 62nd Street Apartment by Arthur Casas and Sagewood Construction

    Take a look at the three-story apartment located at 4 East 62nd Street,  just steps away from Central Park, New York by architect Arthur Casas and Sagewood Construction. The focal point of the project is the living room that connects the apartment’s three levels with the staircase. Large glass doors that slide into the walls, connect living room with the […] More

  • Meow Parlour by Sonya Lee Architect

    New York City’s first cat café: a modern cafe lounge where kitties roam freely, awaiting adoption. Integrated seating and displays are thoughtfully detailed throughout. Proudly exclaiming in the storefront M E O W, large block letters allow cats to nestle in between each letter and do what New Yorker’s do best: people watching! More

  • Penthouse in TriBeCa by AA Studio

    Take a tour of this beautiful multi-level minimalist penthouse located in the heart of the trendy neighborhood of TriBeCa, in lower Manhattan, New York. The 655 square meters luxury penthouse was designed by AA Studio in collaboration with MA Architects, featuring a large living room with fireplace and extensive double-height windows facing the courtyard and […] More

  • World Trade Center Transportation Hub by Santiago Calatrava

    Take a tour of the recently opened World Trade Center Transportation Hub, designed by star architect Santiago Calatrava.The terminal consists of an elliptical winged pavilion, referred to as the Oculus, which serves as the main concourse. Below ground, an extensive network of pathways link to rail and subway lines. More

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