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Ridge House by Worrell Yeung

Ridge House by Worrell Yeung

One hundred miles north of Midtown Manhattan, Ridge House is nestled in a wooded upland area of lower Columbia County, New York. Designed in 2025 by Brooklyn-based architecture studio Worrell Yeung, the 128-foot-long gabled structure resembles a concrete enclave for a young family of four. The home consolidates a main house, an outbuilding, and a pool into a pathless layout, taking full advantage of views to the Catskill Mountains and the Taconic Range.

In-Land Living: Space4Architecture Reimagines Classic Barn For Modern Times

In-Land Living: Space4Architecture Reimagines Classic Barn For Modern Times

In-Land Living is a house situated in New York, NY, United States, designed by Space4Architecture. Reimagining the traditional barn typology, this innovative abode adapts classic forms with modern-day practicality. Emphasizing geometric simplicity and clean lines, the dwelling harmonizes with its secluded environment, creating versatile, modern spaces that can serve as residences, art studios, remote workspaces, or a combination of uses.

62 Reade Street Redefined by ODA

Featured62 Reade Street Redefined by ODA

Condominium building 62 Reade Street stands in the heart of Tribeca, New York, with architecture by ODA. ODA envisioned merging the two landmarked buildings on the site to pay homage to their heritage, crafting six loft-style homes that combine Tribeca’s industrial style with Italianate architecture. Open layouts inspired by ODA Founder Eran Chen’s own Tribeca loft infuse reclaimed character through high-end materials, blended aesthetics, and nature elements.

Salt Point Residence by Reddymade

Salt Point Residence by Reddymade

Set against the stunning backdrop of Salt Point, New York, the Salt Point Residence epitomizes the extraordinary partnership between Reddymade and the illustrious artist Ai Weiwei. Finalized in 2022, this carefully conceived weekend getaway enhances an earlier assembly of hexagonal structures established during the 1980s. The harmonious design emphasizes an exquisite balance between contemporary architecture and the organic charm of its environment.

Greenwich Village Pied-à-Terre Showcases Chic Transformation by Andrew Franz Architect

FeaturedGreenwich Village Pied-à-Terre Showcases Chic Transformation by Andrew Franz Architect

Located in New York, NY, United States, the Greenwich Village Pied-à-Terre is a 1,400-square-foot apartment designed by Andrew Franz Architect in 2024. Designed to reflect the client’s chic personal style, the project features abundant curves and texture, with scalloped walls and venetian plaster defining functional areas. The renovation opens the residence to multiple views and plentiful natural light. The warm palette is complimented with pops of color, and the generous day bed provides views of the park and can accommodate two.

Museum Mile Reinvention Rejuvenates a West Side Home with Contemporary Touches

Ornate white plaster ceiling, geometric tiled floor, modern art and furnishings.

Situated within the lively Museum Mile of New York City, the Museum Mile Reinvention serves as a celebration of enduring style. This apartment, which was initially acquired in 2013, had a natural allure ready to be rejuvenated. Intriguingly, Ferguson & Shamamian Architects engaged in an undertaking focused on converting this historical site into a modern abode for a family, all while maintaining its soul for entertaining.

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