https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/1682 en-us http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/15333 Fri, 01 Oct 2021 00:06:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/15333-garden-light-loft-by-deanwolf-architects Garden-Light-Loft-01-B.jpg A concrete armature allows daylight to penetrate the sixth-floor hallway and dining area of the Garden Light Loft. Photo © Paul Warchol An EMS station in Queens brings innovative design to a quiet residential neighborhood.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12306 Wed, 01 Mar 2017 08:08:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12306-emergency-medical-service-station-50-by-deanwolf-architects Form liners allowed the architects to create embossed patterns on the cast-in-place concrete, which is used on both the interior and exterior walls of EMS 50. Photo © Paul Warchol Form liners allowed the architects to create embossed patterns on the cast-in-place concrete, which is used on both the interior and exterior walls of EMS 50. Photo © Paul Warchol Staff members park in a lot behind the building, protected by a deep overhang. Photo © Paul Warchol A loud alarm sounds throughout the facility each time the giant, FDNY-red garage doors open, revealing the emergency-vehicle bays. Photo © Paul Warchol In the upper story’s cantilevered portion, district office staff work in an open-plan area with views of the neighborhood streets. Photo © Paul Warchol A concrete stair with a double-height window looks out to the main lobby. Photo © Paul Warchol Image courtesy Dean/Wolf Architects Image courtesy Dean/Wolf Architects The Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse consists of an addition to and a renovation of a TriBeCa loft.

]]> inverted_warehouse_townhouse.asp Tue, 15 Feb 2011 00:00:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8340-inverted-warehousetownhouse Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkPhoto © Paul Warchol Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkImage courtesy Dean/Wolf Architects Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkImage courtesy Dean/Wolf Architects Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkImage courtesy Dean/Wolf Architects Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkImage courtesy Dean/Wolf Architects Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkImage courtesy Dean/Wolf Architects Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkImage courtesy Dean/Wolf Architects Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse Inverted Warehouse/TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsNew York, New YorkImage courtesy Dean/Wolf Architects Operable Boundary creates a new field of openness, excavated from the lower level of an existing, traditional townhouse in Brooklyn Heights, New York.

]]> operable_boundary.asp Mon, 16 Aug 2010 12:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8321-operable-boundary-townhouse Operable Boundary Townhouse Operable Boundary TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsBrooklyn, New YorkPhoto © Peter Aaron Operable Boundary Townhouse Operable Boundary TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsBrooklyn, New YorkPhoto © Peter Aaron Operable Boundary Townhouse Operable Boundary TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsBrooklyn, New YorkPhoto © Peter Aaron Operable Boundary Townhouse Operable Boundary TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsBrooklyn, New YorkPhoto © Peter Aaron Operable Boundary Townhouse Operable Boundary TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsBrooklyn, New YorkPhoto © Peter Aaron Operable Boundary Townhouse Operable Boundary TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsBrooklyn, New YorkPhoto © Peter Aaron Operable Boundary Townhouse Operable Boundary TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsBrooklyn, New YorkPhoto © Peter Aaron Operable Boundary Townhouse Operable Boundary TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsBrooklyn, New YorkPhoto © Peter Aaron Operable Boundary Townhouse Operable Boundary TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsBrooklyn, New YorkPhoto © Peter Aaron Operable Boundary Townhouse Operable Boundary TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsBrooklyn, New YorkPhoto © Peter Aaron Operable Boundary Townhouse Operable Boundary TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsBrooklyn, New YorkImage courtesy Dean/Wolf Architects Operable Boundary Townhouse Operable Boundary TownhouseDean/Wolf ArchitectsBrooklyn, New YorkImage courtesy Dean/Wolf Architects The good news was that the generously proportioned loft apartment of 3,200 square feet in New York’s Tribeca district was a floor-through.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12346 Mon, 01 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12346-virtual-light-loft Photo © Peter Aaron/Esto Photo © Peter Aaron/Esto Photo © Peter Aaron/Esto Photo © Peter Aaron/Esto Image courtesy Dean/Wolf Architects Photo © Peter Aaron/Esto Photo © Peter Aaron/Esto Image courtesy Dean/Wolf Architects Photo © Richard Barnes Photo © Peter Aaron/Esto Photo © Peter Aaron/Esto