Brooklyn brownstone

Name: Peter Hassler: web producer by day, designer by night Location: Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, New YorkSize: Whole house roughly 4,000 square feet, owner living area roughly 2,000 square feet Years lived in: 9 years What I love most about the East Coast is the really old architecture, especially brownstones! Peter lives in my dream home, with tall ceilings, original moulding, and stunning woodwork everywhere. His mix of old and new and how it plays off each other really works in his…

Historic meets contemporary in the award-winning Brooklyn Heights Addition project. Marvin Ultimate windows and doors expanded the 14-foot-deep addition for increased natural light and design impact. | Marvin Architects Challenge Best Remodel/Addition. Architect: Ben Herzog, AIA.

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Renovating an old home can be a tough process. These renovators originally wanted to transform their 1890 brownstone into a modern space but ultimately decided to honor the feel of the original space and preserve the plasterwork and molding throughout the home. Take a step into this three-part reno series.

I once heard someone compliment a house by saying that they loved how they could open the front door and see straight through to the back. I was 11 years old when I heard that remark and I distinct…

This townhouse was re-invented through a collaboration of an inspired client vision, and a creative architectural realization with MSA for a family relocating to New York from France. The renovation dramatically transformed a very traditional Brooklyn townhouse interior to reflect the...

Over the years, Murdock Solon Architects has developed a strong specialty in brownstone renovation in Manhattan and Brooklyn. The firm’s ability to balance brownstone preservation with modern desires has attracted clients who want to make a home uniquely their own while maintaining historical elemen

A Colorful Townhouse With Nods to James Turrell - The New York Times

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