BUILDING CONVERSION, New York
Lofts in a Converted Warehouse
Additions & Major Renovations - Architecture & Interior Design
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LIEU | LOCATION :
New York, New York, USA
(Manhattan, TriBeCa)
PROJET PAR | PROJECT BY :
CookFox Architects,
Jessica Gutwein, staff architect
responsible for : construction administration and site supervision of interior spacesMANDAT | MANDATE :
planning – exterior and interior design – construction administration for interior
ANNÉE | YEAR : 2001
SETTING
The Atalanta Building, a 1920s windowless concrete tower
designed for cold storage
PLOT
The cold concrete structure is converted into sunlit residential lofts,
taking advantage of one of the area’s tallest landmarked buildings
while maintaining the fabric of the neighborhood.
THE SITE
With views to both the Empire State Building
and to Battery Park, the 17-story Atalanta houses
a commercial street level with 42 loft units,
2 penthouses and an open roof deck above.
THE LOBBY
Exposed concrete walls
Wrapped in pearwood panels
Concierge furniture inset with onyx
On slate flooring
THE LOFTS
Graceful open units that showcase the original concrete structure and features of the building
The luxurious new finishes layered upon the chic industrial shell
The spaces energized by sweeping sun-drenched views over lower Manhattan
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