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Duplex 67

New York, NY

This 1,700 square feet apartment duplex is located within a narrow 19th Century townhouse in New York City’s Upper East Side. We combined two floor-through apartments to create a modern duplex residence. The home includes a reception hall, living/dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a roof deck.


A new stair hall unifies the living and sleeping spaces by providing a dramatic vertical focus. The two-story entry hall has artisan plaster walls, a Chambord limestone floor and a sculptural wooden stair constructed as cabinetry from quarter sawn cherry lumber.


The spaces and detailing are designed to provide a quiet respite from the intensity of contemporary urban life. Large steel and glass windows look out to peaceful private gardens.  Materials used include artisan plaster, limestone, cherry, steel, glass, stainless steel, slate, maple, granite, rubber flooring, and sisal carpet.

“This is more beautifully designed and detailed than I could ever have hoped for.”

---Owner

Services Provided

Interior Design

Site Area

1,700 sq. ft.

Building Area

none

CONSTRUCTION

PROCESS

TEAM
AWARDS
PUBLICATIONS

SIEGEL

Robert Siegel

Jim Garrison

Chris Kilbridge

Wayne Walker

CONSULTANTS

Tor Smolen Calini & Anastos, New York City (structural)

Jack Green Associates (HVAC)

Donald Holder Lighting Design (lighting)

CONSTRUCTION

PHOTOGRAPHY

Jack Kaltner Construction

© Jeff Goldberg

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