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House In A Loft  

House In A Loft

273-261, Broadway, Manhattan, New York, NY, United States

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14th Street Y

House In A Loft

273-261, Broadway, Manhattan, New York, NY, United States

Firm
Z-A Studio
YEAR
2009
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
 Two interlocking volumes are compressed into a space that is short of 13’ high. This compression is enabled by using the ceiling of the bathroom below as the bed platform above. The two volumes form L-shaped spaces where one part is double height and the other is a lowered 7’ space. The bedroom dressing area uses the high space while the loft bed is located in the lower part creating the interlocked portion with the bathroom ceiling. Details and colors were generated as a means of enhancing the interlocking volumes and detaching these enclosed private volumes from the open, public space of the loft.
 

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Leo Mulvehill
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