DUCE CONSTRUCTION CORP

Home Improvement Professionals , General Contractors , Accessory Dwelling Units , Home Remodeling , Home Additions , Basement Remodeling
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TriBeCa Gallery

Project Year: 2018
Country: United States
Zip Code: 10013
Design Concept at Lower Landing
The raw space, pre-construction
CNC stone fabrication parts of lower landing of upper flight
TriBeCa Gallery
A block of tiger marble at the quarry in Portugal
Before
a Computer guides the tools which fabricated the rough parts before hand-finishing
A CNC saw at the fabrication yard in Portugal
the steel stringer & outriggers, which will be clad in marble to create the lower flight of stairs
Steel infrastructure
the steel stringer & outriggers begin to be clad in marble to create the lower flight of stairs
Assembly begins on the lower flight
the stone was book-matched to accentuate the grain going up the stairs. Stairs were gapped 1/4" from each other to create a 'floating' effect.
Tiger marble veining
the stone was book-matched to accentuate the grain going up the stairs. Stairs were gapped 1/4" from each other to create a 'floating' effect.
A Single Stringer
the stone was book-matched to accentuate the grain from the lower landing going up the stairs. Stairs were gapped 1/4" from each other to create a 'floating' effect.
Bookmatching the marble in 3D
Original cast-iron details were preserved in this TriBeCa gallery
A corinthian column capital
Reception & Display
Natural light, light fixtures, & furniture
the stone was book-matched to accentuate the grain from the lower landing going up the stairs. Stairs were gapped 1/4" from each other to create a 'floating' effect.
Bent plywood furniture
the stone was book-matched to accentuate the grain from the lower landing going up the stairs. Stairs were gapped 1/4" from each other to create a 'floating' effect.
Landing detail at mezzanine
Original cast-iron columns with restored corinthian capitals punctuate this TriBeCa facade
Original cast-iron facade
a new triple-height space allows light fixtures of all sizes to be displayed and viewed from many angles
A chandelier has plenty of room to flex
a new triple-height space allows light fixtures of all sizes to be displayed and viewed from many angles
Lighting & Furniture
Original cast-iron columns with restored Corinthian capitals punctuate this TriBeCa facade. New sleek steel signage meets landmarks strict regulations.
R & Company
a back-lit onyx wall in an administrator's office makes the perfect backdrop for this icon of chair design
a Reitvelt chair on display
the stone was book-matched to accentuate the grain from the lower landing and going up the stairs. Stairs were gapped 1/4" from each other and 1" from the wall to create a 'floating' effect.
The lower landing floats off the wall