48 Bond Street

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The design for 48 Bond Street, an 11-story ground-up residential building in NoHo, takes inspiration from the historic neighborhood. The building responds to the rhythm of the street`s undulating brick buildings with our façade of charcoal-gray granite and canted glass windows.

Constructed, 2008

Awards

Built by Women in 2015 Historic District Council Design Awards in 2014

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Bond Street is one of Manhattan’s most beloved short streets.

Just two blocks long, its compelling character comes from the combination of 19th century loft buildings, a historic theater, and several recent residential buildings by high-profile architects.

The graphic rhythm of our 11-story, 16-unit structure is based on the fenestration of the older buildings but is decidedly modern and taut in its construction and details.

The firm created a granite volume with angled “bay windows” located irregularly within an otherwise strict grid, and floated that composition above a glass base.

The street level windows offer a view into a long lap pool in the basement.

We designed the apartment interiors, as well as the layouts of the four different types of units in the building.

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