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Manhattan’s urban grid system is the design inspiration for apartment 21E22nd by Wendell Burnette Architects

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By Paige Davidson Verified
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
The newly revamped 21E22nd apartment is located in the corner unit of a former 1911 factory building along Manhattan’s Madison Square Park. The owners, a retired couple and their dog Harriet decided to permanently move from Phoenix to New York City after finding what they described as a “diamond in the rough.” The couple tapped Phoenix-based architecture firm, Wendell Burnette Architects, to spearhead the design.
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By Paige Davidson Verified
| AN Interior Verified
The newly revamped 21E22nd apartment is located in the corner unit of a former 1911 factory building along Manhattan’s Madison Square Park. The owners, a retired couple and their dog Harriet decided to permanently move from Phoenix to New York City after finding what they described as a “diamond in the rough.” The couple tapped Phoenix-based architecture firm, Wendell Burnette Architects, to spearhead the design.
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Young Projects uses a butterfly roof and subtractions to nestle Cut Out House within the Canadian Rocky Mountains

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By Paige Davidson Verified
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
In a low-density forest, along the foothills of the Canadian Rocky Mountains, Cut Out House rests right up against the uneven treeline. New York–based architecture and design firm, Young Projects, designed the irregularly shaped family vacation home. The structure, aptly titled, cuts out and around nature, turning a site’s challenges into sculptural expressions. Nature structures the home as much as the home structures how to appreciate it.
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