Architecture Work PC

Hope all’s well with you and your families-
Here’s what we’ve been doing lately-

New homes and apartments:
*New home in Nissequogue, Long Island
*Loft renovation in the Flatiron District – Midtown Manhattan
*Pre-war apartment renovation on the Upper West Side - Manhattan
*Apartment renovation on the Upper West Side - Manhattan
*Home renovation in Dyker Heights - Brooklyn

Medical and office based surgery:
*New medical office in LIC
*New medical office in Brooklyn
*New medical office based surgery in Spring Valley, NY
*New medical office based surgery in Bethpage, NY
*New medical office Upper West Side, Manhattan

In addition to full service architectural design, we also provide the following related services-
*“Architect of record” where we prepare drawings and plans for filing with agencies of jurisdiction, such as building departments, landmarks, co-op or condominium boards etc, for the purpose of obtaining approvals for permits. This is especially useful for decorators, designers and builders that need an architect to make sure the work complies with the local Codes or zoning.
*We are a “Special Inspection Agency” in New York City. We offer internal and external inspections.
*We also offer zoning analysis for opinions on lot development or a neighboring property development.

-Bob

Typical renovation keeping the basic living and bedroom(s) room layout, gutting the "service areas" and re-configuring those spaces. New power and lighting with re-wiring up to current Code. Providing all new plumbing per Code and installing a new concealed central air conditioning system. All the doors (except the two fire doors), frames, casings and baseboards were updated and replaced.

The custom kitchen was designed to encourage family and guests to mingle when in use as the two points of entry have 9 foot tall openings. The primary "cased opening" from the gallery has no door and the distant windows and bright lighting welcome guests to come in & see more. Note that the owners are very good cooks and like to entertain.

The second door from the den is also a 9 foot door, but slides into a concealed pocket when not using the den as an extra bedroom. The plumbing fittings and fixtures were stripped in the two two existing en-suite bathrooms and the former "service bathroom" was designed with a new larger layout for guests and the laundry moved to a hall closet between the two main bedrooms.