1998 2nd Avenue
Celebrating warmth, character, and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.
Drawing from the timeless elegance of mid-century Miami interiors and the vibrant Latino community of East Harlem, the design emphasizes fluidity, natural materials, and an inviting atmosphere. Thoughtful layouts maximize light and a sense of openness. The material palette echoes the cultural richness of the neighborhood and offers a contemporary take on mid-century design. The interiors feel timeless and distinctly tied to their context - welcoming, layered, and reflective of the community's history. Expansive city views enhance the connection to the urban landscape, reinforcing a sense of community throughout the spaces.
The residents' lounge is a social hub, featuring diverse seating arrangements that foster interaction.
Exterior-inspired materials such as teak, natural fibers and terrazzo are some of the materials used in the lobby.
The mail room features walnut boards, wall washing lighting and a smoked glass screen.
The residential unit entry door drops are personal, detailed and inviting.
Walnut solid planks are light washed creating a floating effect.
The fitness center is both energizing and dynamic, with wide views out to the city.
The media room that offers an intimate, immersive experience.
Rich woods like teak and walnut infuse the spaces with warmth, their natural textures adding depth and authenticity.
The textures and patterns of the interior finishes are inspired by the connection to the exterior.
Warm natural materials bring warmth and character to this space.
Expansive 360-degree city views enhance the connection to the urban landscape.
Celebrating warmth, character, and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.
Drawing from the timeless elegance of mid-century Miami interiors and the vibrant Latino community of East Harlem, the design emphasizes fluidity, natural materials, and an inviting atmosphere. Thoughtful layouts maximize light and a sense of openness. The material palette echoes the cultural richness of the neighborhood and offers a contemporary take on mid-century design. The interiors feel timeless and distinctly tied to their context - welcoming, layered, and reflective of the community's history. Expansive city views enhance the connection to the urban landscape, reinforcing a sense of community throughout the spaces.
1998 2nd Avenue Lobby.
The residents' lounge is a social hub, featuring diverse seating arrangements that foster interaction.
Exterior-inspired materials such as teak, natural fibers and terrazzo are some of the materials used in the lobby.
The mail room features walnut boards, wall washing lighting and a smoked glass screen.
The residential unit entry door drops are personal, detailed and inviting.
Walnut solid planks are light washed creating a floating effect.
The fitness center is both energizing and dynamic, with wide views out to the city.
The media room that offers an intimate, immersive experience.
Rich woods like teak and walnut infuse the spaces with warmth, their natural textures adding depth and authenticity.
The textures and patterns of the interior finishes are inspired by the connection to the exterior.
Warm natural materials bring warmth and character to this space.
Expansive 360-degree city views enhance the connection to the urban landscape.
1998 2nd Avenue
Celebrating warmth, character, and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.
Drawing from the timeless elegance of mid-century Miami interiors and the vibrant Latino community of East Harlem, the design emphasizes fluidity, natural materials, and an inviting atmosphere. Thoughtful layouts maximize light and a sense of openness. The material palette echoes the cultural richness of the neighborhood and offers a contemporary take on mid-century design. The interiors feel timeless and distinctly tied to their context - welcoming, layered, and reflective of the community's history. Expansive city views enhance the connection to the urban landscape, reinforcing a sense of community throughout the spaces.
The residents' lounge is a social hub, featuring diverse seating arrangements that foster interaction.
Exterior-inspired materials such as teak, natural fibers and terrazzo are some of the materials used in the lobby.
The mail room features walnut boards, wall washing lighting and a smoked glass screen.
The residential unit entry door drops are personal, detailed and inviting.
Walnut solid planks are light washed creating a floating effect.
The fitness center is both energizing and dynamic, with wide views out to the city.
The media room that offers an intimate, immersive experience.
Rich woods like teak and walnut infuse the spaces with warmth, their natural textures adding depth and authenticity.
The textures and patterns of the interior finishes are inspired by the connection to the exterior.
Warm natural materials bring warmth and character to this space.
Expansive 360-degree city views enhance the connection to the urban landscape.
Celebrating warmth, character, and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.
Drawing from the timeless elegance of mid-century Miami interiors and the vibrant Latino community of East Harlem, the design emphasizes fluidity, natural materials, and an inviting atmosphere. Thoughtful layouts maximize light and a sense of openness. The material palette echoes the cultural richness of the neighborhood and offers a contemporary take on mid-century design. The interiors feel timeless and distinctly tied to their context - welcoming, layered, and reflective of the community's history. Expansive city views enhance the connection to the urban landscape, reinforcing a sense of community throughout the spaces.
1998 2nd Avenue Lobby.
The residents' lounge is a social hub, featuring diverse seating arrangements that foster interaction.
Exterior-inspired materials such as teak, natural fibers and terrazzo are some of the materials used in the lobby.
The mail room features walnut boards, wall washing lighting and a smoked glass screen.
The residential unit entry door drops are personal, detailed and inviting.
Walnut solid planks are light washed creating a floating effect.
The fitness center is both energizing and dynamic, with wide views out to the city.
The media room that offers an intimate, immersive experience.
Rich woods like teak and walnut infuse the spaces with warmth, their natural textures adding depth and authenticity.
The textures and patterns of the interior finishes are inspired by the connection to the exterior.
Warm natural materials bring warmth and character to this space.
Expansive 360-degree city views enhance the connection to the urban landscape.
1998 2nd Avenue
Celebrating warmth, character, and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.
Drawing from the timeless elegance of mid-century Miami interiors and the vibrant Latino community of East Harlem, the design emphasizes fluidity, natural materials, and an inviting atmosphere. Thoughtful layouts maximize light and a sense of openness. The material palette echoes the cultural richness of the neighborhood and offers a contemporary take on mid-century design. The interiors feel timeless and distinctly tied to their context - welcoming, layered, and reflective of the community's history. Expansive city views enhance the connection to the urban landscape, reinforcing a sense of community throughout the spaces.
The residents' lounge is a social hub, featuring diverse seating arrangements that foster interaction.
Exterior-inspired materials such as teak, natural fibers and terrazzo are some of the materials used in the lobby.
The mail room features walnut boards, wall washing lighting and a smoked glass screen.
The residential unit entry door drops are personal, detailed and inviting.
Walnut solid planks are light washed creating a floating effect.
The fitness center is both energizing and dynamic, with wide views out to the city.
The media room that offers an intimate, immersive experience.
Rich woods like teak and walnut infuse the spaces with warmth, their natural textures adding depth and authenticity.
The textures and patterns of the interior finishes are inspired by the connection to the exterior.
Warm natural materials bring warmth and character to this space.
Expansive 360-degree city views enhance the connection to the urban landscape.
Celebrating warmth, character, and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.
Drawing from the timeless elegance of mid-century Miami interiors and the vibrant Latino community of East Harlem, the design emphasizes fluidity, natural materials, and an inviting atmosphere. Thoughtful layouts maximize light and a sense of openness. The material palette echoes the cultural richness of the neighborhood and offers a contemporary take on mid-century design. The interiors feel timeless and distinctly tied to their context - welcoming, layered, and reflective of the community's history. Expansive city views enhance the connection to the urban landscape, reinforcing a sense of community throughout the spaces.
1998 2nd Avenue Lobby.
The residents' lounge is a social hub, featuring diverse seating arrangements that foster interaction.
Exterior-inspired materials such as teak, natural fibers and terrazzo are some of the materials used in the lobby.
The mail room features walnut boards, wall washing lighting and a smoked glass screen.
The residential unit entry door drops are personal, detailed and inviting.
Walnut solid planks are light washed creating a floating effect.
The fitness center is both energizing and dynamic, with wide views out to the city.
The media room that offers an intimate, immersive experience.
Rich woods like teak and walnut infuse the spaces with warmth, their natural textures adding depth and authenticity.
The textures and patterns of the interior finishes are inspired by the connection to the exterior.
Warm natural materials bring warmth and character to this space.