A Yellow Floor-to-Ceiling Library Wall Brightens Up This SoHo Loft
Beyond providing storage for the 850-square-foot apartment, the cheery feature conceals the entrance hall, bathroom, bedroom and sleeping mezzanine.
Beyond providing storage for the 850-square-foot apartment, the cheery feature conceals the entrance hall, bathroom, bedroom and sleeping mezzanine.
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Project Details:
Location: New York, New York
Architect: PRODUCTORA / @productora_df
Footprint: 850 square feet
Builder: Meaghan Egan
Photographer: Rafael Gamo / @rafaelgamo
From the Architect: "This studio is located on the ground floor of an 1868 brick building in one of Soho’s oldest artist-founded cooperatives comprised of three buildings surrounding two common courtyards. The project keeps the living area as open as possible while organizing the bedroom, entrance hall, bathroom, and sleeping mezzanine behind a floor-to-ceiling yellow shelve structure, equipped with a moveable ladder. The openings, varied depths of backing, transparencies and many clerestory windows transform this central bookcase into a complex three-dimensional structure continuously visually or physically traversed.
"The stainless-steel kitchen countertop and entrance door, the terrazzo tiles in the bathroom, the RAL 1012 powder-coated steel, visible ductwork, push-button light switches and steel-profile clerestory windows with wire glass infill, avoid the typical residential solutions and give the unit more utilitarian and workshop-like character, reflecting the history of the building."
Photo by Rafael Gamo
Photo by Rafael Gamo
Photo by Rafael Gamo
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