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Drawing inspiration from a 15th-century medieval pattern, this six-story townhouse for a large, blended family in New York was reimagined through a romance of light and space, controlled palettes, and bold tones.
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This historic full-block building on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, built in 1908, was collaboratively revamped by Robert A.M. Stern and RDC, who introduced the contemporary, layering in furniture and lighting to amplify the historical details and complement them.
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A shapeshifting menswear shopping experience in Beijing’s Sanlitun Village. A transforming oak corridor leads to a monumental lantern pocketed with fitting rooms and displays.
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