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Photos by Staghorn NYC. The transformation of a barren concrete backyard into a lush green space perfect for quiet lounging, or entertaining guests. Plant palette includes ornamental grasses, fragrant perennials, and fruit trees. Located in Park Slope South in Brooklyn, NY.

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Installation of hexagon tile

From Dated to Refined | Luxury Apartment Renovation in Brooklyn Heights Atelier036 transformed a dated apartment in a historic Brooklyn Heights cooperative building into a refined, contemporary home. The renovation reconfigured the original one-bedroom apartment into a two-bedroom residence, strategically positioning the bedrooms at opposite ends of the apartment to enhance privacy while maintaining an open, connected living environment. A sophisticated palette of warm oak, crisp white surfaces, gray porcelain, and carefully composed architectural details creates a cohesive and timeless interior. The open kitchen and living area establish a seamless connection between cooking, dining, and everyday living, while the bathroom reflects the same commitment to materiality, simplicity, and precision. This luxury apartment renovation in Brooklyn Heights demonstrates how thoughtful architecture, intelligent space planning, and refined material selection can transform an existing residence while respecting the character of a historic co-op building. Project: Luxury Apartment Renovation, Brooklyn Heights, NYC Architecture & Interior Design: Atelier036 Focus: Luxury Residential Design, Historic Co-op Renovation, Apartment Reconfiguration, Two-Bedroom Conversion, Custom Interiors, Space Optimization

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This Gowanus, Brooklyn backyard features a contemporary design that incorporates bluestone patios with knotty cedar fencing and planters. We added a patch of sod for the client's children to play on. The plantings are mostly evergreens, with some deciduous plantings mixed in as well for seasonal interest. See more of our projects at www.amberfreda.com.

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Countrylane Red James Hardie Plank Siding on a Brooklyn, NY residential Home. Basic white Hardie trim. Simple & Clean appearance. Completed by: Good Guys Contracting, Deer Park, NY

Countrylane Red James Hardie Plank Siding on a Brooklyn, NY residential Home. Basic white Hardie trim. Simple & Clean appearance. Completed by: Good Guys Contracting, Deer Park, NY

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Photos: MIkiko Kikuyama
Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in New York

From Dated to Refined | Luxury Apartment Renovation in Brooklyn Heights Atelier036 transformed a dated apartment in a historic Brooklyn Heights cooperative building into a refined, contemporary home. The renovation reconfigured the original one-bedroom apartment into a two-bedroom residence, strategically positioning the bedrooms at opposite ends of the apartment to enhance privacy while maintaining an open, connected living environment. A sophisticated palette of warm oak, crisp white surfaces, gray porcelain, and carefully composed architectural details creates a cohesive and timeless interior. The open kitchen and living area establish a seamless connection between cooking, dining, and everyday living, while the bathroom reflects the same commitment to materiality, simplicity, and precision. This luxury apartment renovation in Brooklyn Heights demonstrates how thoughtful architecture, intelligent space planning, and refined material selection can transform an existing residence while respecting the character of a historic co-op building. Project: Luxury Apartment Renovation, Brooklyn Heights, NYC Architecture & Interior Design: Atelier036 Focus: Luxury Residential Design, Historic Co-op Renovation, Apartment Reconfiguration, Two-Bedroom Conversion, Custom Interiors, Space Optimization

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The Brooklyner, a mixed-use building and one of the tallest buildings in Brooklyn at 51 stories, was designed by GKV Architects, including the development's model apartments. The development features 491 residential units, including studio, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom and loft units; amenities such as a roof deck, terrace, a grilling and picnic area, a billiard room, and a fitness center; street front commercial space; and a 196-car parking garage.