Gidan Itace na Birni a 165 Charles Street

Wannan sabuwar tunanin rayuwa mai alfarma, Gidan Itace na Birni a 165 Charles wani gida ne mai fadi da wasa wanda ke kin ra'ayin al'ada. An tsara shi da gina shi daga No Architecture na New York City kuma an kammala shi shekaru biyar da suka wuce, wannan gida na musamman a West Village ya bambanta da duk wani abu a kasuwa.

Shahararren mai gina gine-gine, Andrew Heid, ya bayyana zane-zanen gidan a matsayin "shirin matrix": zagaye na dakin da ke kewaye da tashar tsakiya wanda za'a iya bude ko rufe yadda ake so - dakunan kwana da wuraren barci a dare, ko ofisoshi da dakunan shakatawa a ranar. Wannan tsari mai kirkira yana haifar da sassauci da alaka, yana kiran salon rayuwa na jamaa wanda ke jin kamar zamani da kuma jin dadin mutum.

Yana yawan kusan kafa sama da 3,500, gidan yana kunshe da dakunan kwana guda uku, bandaki hudu da rabi, dakin iyali, kicin guda biyu, da wani babban dakin zama mai tsayin kafa biyu. A nan, wani "gidan itace" na katako mai siffa yana rufe tsayin kafa 22, tare da fuskokin biyu, matakala mai zagaye, da kujerun da aka rataye a cikin iska - wani abun jan hankali mai ban dariya amma mai amfani wanda aka tsara don taruwa, wasa, da mafarkin. Gilashin daga kasa har sama na bayar da kyakkyawan hangen nesa na Kogin Hudson da Hudson River Esplanade, yana karfafa jin dadin bude wuri da mamaki.

Rayuwa a 165 Charles Street, wanda Richard Meier ya tsara condo, ba tare da wani wahala ko shigi ba. Makarantar tana jin dadin mai koyarwa na dindindin, mai kula da gida, da wasu kayayyaki da aka tsara ciki har da gym, tafkin wanka, da dakin kallo.

Wannan tayin yana cika tare da zabin wani babban wurin ajiyar kaya, wani kantin giya na musamman, da wani dakin daukar hoto na 700-square-foot - mai kyau azaman dakin bako, wurin ma'aikata, ko ofishin gida.

The Urban Treehouse at 165 Charles Street

 

A bold reimagining of luxury living, the Urban Treehouse at 165 Charles is an expansive and playful home that defies convention. Designed and built by No Architecture of New York City and completed just five years ago, this rare West Village residence is unlike anything else on the market.

 

Chief Architect Andrew Heid describes the layout as a "matrix plan": a circular flow of rooms around a central hub that can be opened or closed at will-bedrooms and sleeping quarters at night, or offices and lounges during the day. This innovative configuration fosters both flexibility and connection, inviting a communal style of living that feels at once modern and deeply human.

 

Spanning nearly 3,500 square feet, the residence encompasses three bedrooms, four and a half baths, a family room, two kitchens, and a soaring double-height living room. Here, a sculptural wooden "treehouse" spans the 22-foot-high volume, complete with two wings, a spiral stair, and netted seating suspended in air-a whimsical yet functional centerpiece designed for gathering, playing, and dreaming. Floor-to-ceiling glass offers direct views of the Hudson River and the Hudson River Esplanade, amplifying the sense of openness and wonder.

 

Life at 165 Charles Street, the celebrated Richard Meier-designed condominium, is seamless and discreet. Residents enjoy a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, and an array of curated amenities including a gym, pool, and screening room.

 

Completing this offering are options for a large storage unit, a private wine cellar, and an adjacent 700-square-foot studio apartment-ideal as a guest suite, staff quarters, or a nearby home office.