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Yamaguchi-Carey Residence
Yamaguchi-Carey Residence
East 7th Street, Manhattan, New York, NY, United States
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Yamaguchi-Carey Residence
East 7th Street, Manhattan, New York, NY, United States
Type
YEAR
2007
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
This
project, located in New York’s East Village, was a remodel of a partitioned
1,100 sq. foot loft space. The
intention of the Architect (Leif Backus
for Edward I. Mills) was to create an open space where floor to ceiling
partitions were avoided. MRTA was brought on this project as General
Contractor. Our expertise as design/build professionals allowed us to resolve
design intent with the limitation and realities of materials and construction.
Our input resulted in practical solutions for further defining the Architect’s
intent in the special concept of having delineated individual spaces in the
apartment while preserving the unit’s openness. Curtains would act as privacy
divisions when needed. Examples of MRTA’s design/build influence can be seen in
the black tempered sliding glass partitions that delineate the bedroom area,
the custom made lavatory corner-door, millwork detailing and choice of
cabinetry hardware. It can also be seen in the structural design of the kitchen
cabinetry wall connection to the ceiling and bathroom tiling details.
project, located in New York’s East Village, was a remodel of a partitioned
1,100 sq. foot loft space. The
intention of the Architect (Leif Backus
for Edward I. Mills) was to create an open space where floor to ceiling
partitions were avoided. MRTA was brought on this project as General
Contractor. Our expertise as design/build professionals allowed us to resolve
design intent with the limitation and realities of materials and construction.
Our input resulted in practical solutions for further defining the Architect’s
intent in the special concept of having delineated individual spaces in the
apartment while preserving the unit’s openness. Curtains would act as privacy
divisions when needed. Examples of MRTA’s design/build influence can be seen in
the black tempered sliding glass partitions that delineate the bedroom area,
the custom made lavatory corner-door, millwork detailing and choice of
cabinetry hardware. It can also be seen in the structural design of the kitchen
cabinetry wall connection to the ceiling and bathroom tiling details.
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