250 Mercer Street | Studio Esnal
New York / United States / 2015
The objective was to convert a small one-bedroom Greenwich Village apartment into a one-bedroom loft, giving the appearance of one open space while maintaining two separate and private areas. All ceilings were raised, revealing the concrete structure and adding volume. A glass top enclosure enlarges the space visually and brings natural light into the interior of the apartment where the kitchen and bathroom are located.
The existing concrete column acts like a hinge between the three main living spaces: bedroom, living room, and kitchen-dining room, producing visual diagonals that create a feeling of spaciousness. The closet/bookshelf acts as a furniture piece separating the bedroom/living room with large sliding doors on two sides that favor openness and double circulation. Windows with mirrored sidings reflect more light and amplify the effect of the windows.
The objective was to convert a small one-bedroom Greenwich Village apartment into a one-bedroom loft, giving the appearance of one open space while maintaining two separate and private areas. All ceilings were raised, revealing the concrete structure and adding volume. A glass top enclosure enlarges the space visually and brings natural light into the interior of the apartment where the kitchen and bathroom are located. The existing concrete column acts like a hinge between the three main...
- Year 2015
- Work finished in 2015
- Status Completed works
- Type Single-family residence / Interior Design / Building Recovery and Renewal
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