© Matthew Williams

(马修·威廉姆斯)

“阁楼生活”有时会在波西米亚的魅力和个人隐私之间妥协。非正式的计划，充足的自然光线，不间断的开放式阁楼景观，通常都与现代家庭对私人空间和独特卧室的渴望相悖。通过巧妙地组织和便利这些看似不协调的设施，TriBeCa阁楼已经戏剧性地将19世纪一座标有地标的仓库的一层改造成了一个年轻家庭的聪明而随意的新家。

“Loft living” sometimes forces a compromise between bohemian charm and individual privacy. The informal plan, ample natural light, and uninterrupted views of an open loft are typically at odds with the modern family's desire for private space and distinct bedrooms. By deftly organizing and facilitating these seemingly discordant amenities, the TriBeCa Loft has dramatically transformed one floor of a 19th century landmarked warehouse into a clever and casual new home for a young family.

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在摧毁了以前的迷宫空间，只留下关键的结构要素后，服务区被计划在公共和私人区域之间建立一种互惠的关系。该单元东侧的起居室、书房和厨房区域受益于西面卧室窗户的自然光线和景色，而不影响睡眠区的隐私。为了进一步确定空间和容纳各种活动，设计了一系列内置配件，如浮动胡桃多用途橱柜、悬臂式湿棒以及几个全高度滑动和手风琴面板。

After gutting the previous labyrinthine space and leaving only key structural elements, service zones were planned to create a reciprocal relationship between public and private zones. The living room, den, and kitchen areas on the east side of the unit benefit from the natural light and views of the bedroom windows on the west without ever disturbing the privacy of the sleeping zones. To help further define space and accommodate various activities, a series of built-in accessories were designed such as floating walnut multi-purpose cabinetry, a cantilevered wet bar, as well as several full-height sliding and accordion panels.

 © Matthew Williams

(马修·威廉姆斯)

 © Matthew Williams

(马修·威廉姆斯)

经过深思熟虑的多尺度规划和设计，形成了一种安静活泼的空间-既包括传统卧室所要求的独处，也包括通风阁楼的开放式。

Planning and designing thoughtfully at multiple scales has resulted in a space that exudes a quiet liveliness – one that embraces both the solitude required of traditional bedrooms and the open-ended nature of an airy loft.

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Architects Office of Architecture

Location New York, NY, United States

Lead Architects Aniket Shahane

Design Collaborator Asheshh Saheba (Push)

Area 3000.0 ft2

Project Year 2011

Photographs Matthew Williams

Category Loft

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