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96TH STREET TOWN HOUSE This project is an interior renovation of a three-story townhouse in Manhattan. The brief called for a conversion of three individual apartment floors into a single-family residence. Each floor was redesigned to allow for a more liveable arrangement for the owners, a professional couple with a small child. In order to not visually overwhelm each small space (each floor is only 450 sf) the redesign focused attention on a carefully-made object fit to each space: on the first floor a wood-clad entry hall, on the second a storage wall and on the third a wood and steel staircase to the new attic level. This project was completed in 2002. Site: Corner townhouse of a small co-op complex in Manhattan Program: Full-time residence. Foyer, Dining Room, Kitchen, Living Room, Three bedrooms, Home Office, Two and one half bathrooms, Attic Square Footage: 1,600 sf on four levels Contractor: GJR Construction Designed with: Kevin Alter of Alter Studio |
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