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mouldings, and colours distinguish the library and parlour, evoking a
           true sense of the building’s original character. A refurbished wooden
           staircase leads from the entry hall to the more intimate second floor.
           At the top of the stairs, a personal study, adorned with bookshelves
           and a pair of glass doors, leads out to a roof terrace overlooking the
           garden. The second floor also includes the primary bedroom suite,
           which features a working fireplace, a restored bedroom niche, and a
           marble-clad bathroom. The third floor features a pair of bedrooms
           and bathrooms, each with unique wall coverings, fixtures, and
           lighting.

           “The  traditional  and tailored aspects of  the  upper floors stand  in
           contrast to the simple and airy qualities of the garden level and cube,”
           concludes Peter Miller. “However, the cube harmonises them and
           mediates the interaction of interior and landscape, just as the incision
           and 'veil' mediate the two distinct interior characteristics.”  dw

           Data sheet
           •   Location: Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY
           •   Architects: Palette Architecture LLC
           •   Project Manager: Peter Miller, AIA
           •   Design Team: Jeff Wandersman, AIA, John Sunwoo, AIA
           •   Builder: Grant Davis Thompson
           •   Structural Engineers: KCE Consulting Engineering
           •   MEP Engineers: Ramierz and Azadian Analysis and Design
           •   Landscape: Isobel Herbold Design
           •   Suppliers: Brombal Windows, USAI, Plug Lighting, Tracy
               Glover Lighting, The Urban Electric Company, Barber Wilsons,
               Duravit, Newport Brass, Randolph Morris, Rohl, Gaggenua,
               Sub-zero, Wine Guardian, Zephyr
           •   Completion Date: 2018
           •   Photo credit: Emily Gilbert

                            www.palettearch.com
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