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Irving Place Carriage House in Brooklyn

Cindy Rucker New York Residence design by LOT-EK Architects, NY, United States of America

Aug 10, 2016

Irving Place Carriage House in Brooklyn, NY

Design: LOT-EK, Architects

Location: Brooklyn, New York, USA

Irving Place Carriage House

The Irving Place Carriage House is a single family residence for artist Markus Linnenbrink and art dealer Cindy Rucker. The project involved the remodeling of an existing two-level carriage house from the 30’s and the addition of a penthouse above.

The space is organized through the insertion of a single orange volume that crosses the entire house extending from the roof to the ground.

The penthouse, retrofitted from four shipping containers, provides access to the decked and shaded roof. The vertical volume — orange, like the penthouse containers — intersects the carriage house and organizes kitchen, bathrooms, mechanical space and the stairs, the incline of which generates all of the diagonal cuts.

Single Family Home in Brooklyn, NY – Building Information

Client: Markus Linnenbrink and Cindy Rucker
Building Type: Single Family Home
Location: Brooklyn
Size: 2,600 SF indoor + 1600 SF outdoor
Design: 2014
Completion: 2015
Structural Consultant: Robert Silman Associates
Mechanical Consultant: Gallen Engineering

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