Modernist Loft na Nakatutok sa Tompkins Square Park

Dinisenyo ng arkitekto na si Joel Sanders at itinampok sa maraming publikasyon, ang binuong loft na ito sa makasaysayang Christodora House ay isang pag-aaral sa modernist na pagkontrol. Nakatayong mataas sa Tompkins Square Park, ang tahanan ay pinagsasama ang arkitektura at tanawin na may panoramic skyline views na naka-frame ng orihinal na steel windows.

Orihinal na dalawang apartment, ang espasyo ay binago sa isang nag-iisang, tuloy-tuloy na kapaligiran na tinutukoy ng mga puting sahig, custom na gawang kahoy, at isang monochromatic na paleta. Ang nababagong layout ay nagbibigay-daan para sa isang opsyonal na partition upang lumikha ng karagdagang privacy o workspace nang hindi naaabala ang bukas na daloy ng loft. Ang kalmadong monochromatic na paleta ay nagbigay ng kakayahan upang lumikha ng sariling espesyal na kapaligiran na may minimal na pagbabago.

Ang integrated seating ay nakabatay sa living area, habang ang ilaw at anino ay nagdidikta sa kapaligiran sa buong araw. Ang kusina ay nag-uugnay ng hugis at nakatagong function—nakatagong Miele appliances, frosted black glass cabinetry, at isang floating island na nagsisilbing workspace at center piece.

Sa sleeping area, ang floating bed at nakatagong mga closet ay nagpapatuloy ng malinis na ritmo ng arkitektura, habang ang banyo ay nagdadala ng kaibahan sa matte black na bato, isang Japanese soaking tub, at frosted glass.

Central air, radiant heat, integrated Sonos sound, at custom na Lutron lighting system—na pinapagana ng parehong LED technology tulad ng spire ng Empire State Building—ay nagpapabuti ng parehong comfort at mood.

Nakatayo lamang sa itaas ng mga puno ng Tompkins Square Park, ang loft ay nakakakuha ng nagbabagong kulay at katahimikan ng parke habang nananatili sa gitna ng enerhiya ng downtown.

Ang Christodora House ay nag-aalok ng 24-oras na doorman, elevator, laundry sa bawat palapag, pribadong imbakan (kung available), at bagong-renovate na common spaces. Itinayo noong 1928 at minsang tahanan ng mga cultural figures kabilang sina Iggy Pop, Julia Stiles, at Vincent D'Onofrio, ito ay nananatiling isang mahalagang bahagi ng kasaysayan ng East Village—isang nananatiling simbolo ng likhang-sining ng kapitbahayan.

Mabilisang pagsusuri sa buwanang bayarin: $980; magtanong para sa mga detalye.

 

Modernist Loft Overlooking Tompkins Square Park

Designed by architect Joel Sanders and featured in multiple publications, this reimagined loft in the historic Christodora House is a study in modernist restraint. Floating above Tompkins Square Park, the residence combines architecture and landscape with panoramic skyline views framed by original steel windows.

Originally two apartments, the space was reconfigured into a single, continuous environment defined by whitewashed floors, custom millwork, and a monochromatic palette. The flexible layout allows for an optional partition to create additional privacy or workspace without disrupting the loft's open flow. The calm monochromatic palette provides flexibility to create one's own special environment with minimal changes.

Integrated seating anchors the living area, while light and shadow define the atmosphere throughout the day. The kitchen pairs sculptural form with discreet function-hidden Miele appliances, frosted black glass cabinetry, and a floating island that doubles as workspace and centerpiece.

In the sleeping area, a floating bed and concealed closets continue the clean architectural rhythm, while the bathroom introduces contrast with matte black stone, a Japanese soaking tub, and frosted glass.

Central air, radiant heat, integrated Sonos sound, and a custom Lutron lighting system-powered by the same LED technology as the Empire State Building's spire-enhance both comfort and mood.

Set just above the treetops of Tompkins Square Park, the loft captures the park's evolving color and calm while remaining in the center of downtown energy.

Christodora House offers a 24-hour doorman, elevator, laundry on every floor, private storage (as available), and newly renovated common spaces. Built in 1928 and once home to cultural figures including Iggy Pop, Julia Stiles, and Vincent D'Onofrio, it remains a defining piece of East Village history-an enduring symbol of the neighborhood's creative legacy.

Short-term monthly assessment: $980; inquire for details.