Tribeca Industrial Loft Offers Stunning Manhattan Views

Architects: SheltonMindel Project: Tribeca Industrial Loft Location: Manhattan, New York, United States Photography: Michael Moran

建筑师：SheltonMindel项目：Tribeca工业阁楼位置：曼哈顿，纽约，美国摄影：Michael Moran

Brief: To take advantage of the unobstructed views of Manhattan on three exposures in this Art Deco, industrial building as it stands freely at the foot of the open network of crossroads that feed the Holland Tunnel.

简述：为了利用曼哈顿在这个艺术装饰艺术中的三个曝光中的通畅的景色，工业建筑自由地站在为荷兰隧道的开放网络的脚下。

Solution: Construct a new millwork / window wall that contains heating, ventilation, storage, lighting as well as window treatments that wraps the North, East and West exposures of the downtown skyline. It serves as a continuous sill / banquette for seating and acts as the easel for objects that spans the full 140 feet of the city.

解决办法：建造一个新的磨坊/窗户墙，其中包括暖气，通风，储存，照明以及窗户处理，包裹在市中心的天际线的北，东，西暴露。它作为一个连续的基座/班格作为座位，并充当架的对象，跨越整个城市140英尺。

The fully exposed, original three pairs of concrete columns act as a portico that modulate space and frame views of the landscape beyond. They form a colonnade that opens into the kitchen at the center of the space. Three floating ceilings nestle between the columns separating the living, dining and studio areas.

充分暴露的，原始的三对混凝土柱作为一个门廊，调节空间和框架景观以外的景观。它们形成了一个柱廊，通向空间中心的厨房。三个漂浮的天花板依偎在分隔起居室、餐厅和工作室的柱子之间。

Rugs mimic the ceiling planes and are placed in a different rhythm. The yellow banding at the shorter ends of each rugÍs edge emphasizes the width of the space and culminates in the window wall. Partitions are hidden within the walls to divide the large space for privacy and are notched to articulate window wall and column capitol.

地毯模仿天花板的平面，并以不同的节奏放置。每个地毯边缘较短的一端的黄色条带强调了空间的宽度，并达到了窗口墙的顶点。隔断被隐藏在墙内，为隐私而划分大空间，并被缝成清晰的窗口、墙壁和列国会大厦。

Large functional floating cabinetry between the dining and living area also helps to divide the spaces but is open above to allow continuity of the overall ceiling plane. Bedrooms are completely private and offer a cozy contrast to the proscenium created by Manhattans skyline. Furnishings are treated like abstract forms that populate the landscape, and do not distract from the open views of lower Manhattan. Yet the intimate spaces exist of lusher, more internal textures and palette.

餐厅和起居室之间的大型浮式橱柜也有助于分隔空间，但在上面是开放的，以保证整个天花板平面的连续性。卧室完全是私人的，与曼哈顿的天际线形成了一个舒适的对比。陈设被当作抽象的形式存在于景观中，不会分散人们对曼哈顿下城区开阔视野的注意力。然而，亲密空间的存在，更多的内在纹理和调色板。