As diverse and vibrant as NYC’s inhabitants, architecture in New York inspires with its creativity, ingenuity, and unmistakable style. This beautiful state has it all: bustling urban areas and one of the most beloved cities in the world, snow-peaked mountains with ski trails, tranquil lakes, rushing rivers, coastal areas, and pastoral countryside landscapes. So it comes as no surprise that the architectural projects we’ve featured on this page are equally varied. Here you can discover everything from Manhattan loft renovations and coastal retreats to modern farmhouses. Regardless of location, all of these projects are spectacular.
What could be more representative of architecture in New York than a Brooklyn brownstone townhouse or a Manhattan loft? Here you can read more about some of these inspiring projects. Located in a brownstone building that dates back to 1895, an apartment transformed into a sophisticated living space that still preserves some of its original features. In an inspiring adaptive-reuse project, an architecture studio converted a former masonry factory into offices, retail areas, and creative studios. For a Beaux-Arts style apartment from the 1860s, another talented team modernized and opened up the interiors. This home now features a blend of contemporary and industrial elements with white walls that become a gallery space for the clients’ large art collection.
Naturally, these examples of architecture in New York include weekend retreats and permanent homes nestled in nature. On this page, you can read more about modern farmhouses that celebrate vernacular architecture; sleek, coastal retreats that open to ocean views; wood-clad, monolithic volumes that create a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces; and a lake house completed with a dark material palette that puts the focus on the vibrancy of the surrounding landscape.
Reimagining a 19th-Century Brooklyn Townhouse as a Humanist Canvas for Modern Living Imagine stepping into a home that feels like…
An 1881 three-story townhouse, gorgeously renovated, redesigned and expanded with living spaces that marry historical details and contemporary design. Located…
A sophisticated yet laid-back weekend home designed with eclectic interiors that open to views of a lush garden and the…
A Passionate Revival of a Historic Manhattan Apartment Nestled in the vibrant East Village of Manhattan, New York, lies a…
A highly imaginative design that uses nine T-shaped concrete volumes to define open-plan living spaces. Chicago-based, award-winning practice Kwong Von…
A spectacular loft filled with moments of wonder. Located on the Lower East Side, New York, in a classic cast…
A redesigned apartment located in a historic department store building in Manhattan. Located on 5th Avenue, Flatiron District, NYC, this…
A beautifully renovated, prewar “Classic Six” apartment in NYC. Located above the Natural History Museum in the Upper West Side,…
A minimalist and sophisticated New York loft designed with refined details and rich textures. New York-based architecture and interior design…
An extension and interior redesign for a Brooklyn townhouse. Located in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, this townhouse is the home of…
Two volumes, terraces, and a garden on a site with striking ocean views. Designed by Brooklyn, New York and Richmond,…
A family house designed with three linked timber volumes. ocated in a beautiful landscape on Shelter Island, New York, this…
An apartment in Manhattan transformed into an airy and fun living space for a family. Located in a historic building…
A refined apartment designed with flowing spaces and playful details. Located on Park Avenue on the Upper East Side in…
A sculptural extension designed in a collaboration between architecture firm Reddymade and artist Ai Weiwei. Located in Salt Point, in…
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