Loft Ịtụrụ Uru nke MOS Architects

MỤTA & NDỊ NKWU
Dejupụtara site na ndị na-ahụ maka ụlọ e nyere onyinye MOS Architects, ebe a na-eme ka ụlọ a bụrụ ihe na-emesapụaka na akparamaagwa, jikọtara nnukwu ohere nke ndụ ụlọ ọrụ na nzuzo zoro ezo nke ụlọ obibi. E depụtara ya site na nnọchi nke ụzọ ọha rare na usoro siri ike, nke kachasị elu, ụlọ a na-arụ ọrụ dị ka nkuzi ndu nke “radically inclusive” ụkpụrụ nke ụlọ ọrụ ahụ.
Obere ebe niile nke ime ụlọ bụ ọrụ ntụrụndụ na oke. Na mmechi nke ihe na-atụghị anya, MOS na-eji edozi matec materials, arụ ọrụ n'usoro eji eme ka mmadụ na-arụ ọrụ, na ọkụ na-emegharị akpụkpọ ụkwụ iji dozie olu. N'ezie, a bụ́ ebe a na-erite uru nke ọma nke na-emeghe ihe niile na iṅomi ngwá ọrụ kwa ụbọchị na otu a na-ewere dịka nka nke ọma, na-egosi na ụlọ nwere ike ịbụ galịrị nlegharị na ụlọ ngosi na ebe nchebe maka ndụ ọdịnala.

AKWỤKWỌ ỤLỌ
Armory dị na 429 West 42nd Street mechara na 1929 dịka isi ụlọ nke 77th "Statue of Liberty" Division nke U.S. Army Reserve. E mere ya site na L.C. Holden n'ụzọ Art Deco, ụlọ nke brick ọcha na-ejide ntụ na 42nd na 43rd Streets na ọnọdụ dị mma na ụkpụrụ ziri ezi.
E mepụtara ya ka ọ bụrụ ụlọ obibi na mmalite afọ 1980, ụlọ a ugbu a na-arụ ọrụ dịka condop nwere 159 ụlọ ọrụ mmekọrịta, rụpụtara ndị na-ahụ maka ọrụ 24 awa na onye nlekọta onye bi na ya.

NDỤMỤTA ỤLỌ
• Nchịkọta zuru ezu site na MOS Architects
• Nbanye ọha na eze n'ọdụ ụgbọ mmiri 532 West 43rd Street
• Ebe elu: 15’6”
• Usoro ọkụ na-akpaghị aka na ịkụziri ọkụ
• Washer/dryer n'ime
• Ikuku etiti na mmezigharị mekanika dị elu n'ọnọdụ niile

Ụlọ Nrọ
Ebe obibi bụ isi na-edeghị atụmatụ na ọkwa na ezi ihe ọmụma. Okwu dị ọcha na mgbanwe ndị na-achịkwa ihe na-emepụta gburugburu ebe dị jụụ, dịka galịria, na-ahapụ ọkụ na oke iji bum kwa. Njikọ nke ọkụ nke onye ahụ—na-arụ ọrụ nke ok glass si UK na metalwork nke emere ya na New York—na-agbakwunye ezi nkà na nka mara mma.

Ụlọ Kitchen
Nnyocha na ntụrụndụ na arụmọrụ, ịkwado site na Bulthaup ma mepụta ya nke ọma na ebe obibi.
• Kitchen Bulthaup kpere ekpere si Germany
• Ogologo 1 cm stainless steel countertop
• Ngwa na-ejikọta nke ọma site na Miele
• Friji Sub-Zero
• Ntughari dị mfe na njikọ ziri ezi na njedebe zoro ezo n'ọnọdụ niile

Ụlọ Bath
E depụtara ya site na paleti ihe dị n'ahịrị, na-elekwasị anya na nka, ịdịte aka, na ezi ogologo.
• Ihe ị na-eji Duravit na Hansgrohe
• Ụlọ ọgwụ Robern
• Ala marbel nke ịkpụ na-azụta na India na ọkwa elu
• Ntughari dị ọcha na njedebe ndị nwere agba, nke ọdịnala n'ọnọdụ niile

Ihe & Usoro
• Ala nke ọnwa mbụ: Forbo linoleum
• Ụfọdụ ọkụ na na-ejikarị atụrụ na akpa
• Ụfọdụ ọkụ na-agbanwe agbanwe na okay ọkụ
• Ngwa ọkụ nke ọ bụla nke emepụtara ya na ok glass na metalwork na-emepụta na mpaghara

IHE ỤLỌ
• 24-hour doorman na ebe ahịa
• Onye nlekọta onye bi na ya
• ọrụ roof na ogige ọdịda anyanwụ
• Ndụ na nchekwa igwe kwụ ụgbọala na kọmputa na niile
• Kpọrọkọta nkwekọrịta nke na-enye subletting, pied-à-terres, na co-purchasing
• Emechara ngwá na (na nlekọta board)
• Live / Work

Ebe
529 West 42nd Street nọ n'ime mpaghara obodo na-agbanwe agbanwe na nke a na-enweta site na Hudson Yards, ọdọ mmiri Hudson River, Midtown West, na mpaghara Theater District nke gbara gburugburu, ebe akụrụngwa ụlọ ọrụ na akụkọ ihe mere eme meets kamụ akụ nke oge a. Ebe obibi a na-abanye na nke a ma na-emekwa ka akụkọ ihe mere eme ụlọ ọrụ New York na mmepe nke nke ogologo ya taa, na-emepụta mkparịta ụka jụụ n'etiti ihe ndị a kpere na ndụ obodo nke oge a.

An Industrial Loft by MOS Architects

ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
Reimagined by the award-winning MOS Architects, this residence transcends the traditional loft trope, blending the expansive scale of industrial living with the discreet privacy of a townhouse. Defined by a rare street-level entrance and a rigorous, interdisciplinary approach, the home serves as a liveable manifesto of the firm’s "radically inclusive" philosophy.
Every inch of the interior is a choreographed exercise in proportion. In lieu of ornamental excess, MOS utilizes a restrained palette of tactile materials, custom millwork, and precision-fabricated lighting to define the volumes. The result is a high-performance environment that treats everyday utility with the same reverence as fine art, proving that a home can be both an experimental gallery and a sanctuary for modern life.

BUILDING HISTORY
The Armory at 429 West 42nd Street was completed in 1929 as the headquarters of the 77th "Statue of Liberty" Division of the U.S. Army Reserve. Designed by L.C. Holden in the Art Deco tradition, the buff brick building anchors the corner of 42nd and 43rd Streets with geometric precision and quiet authority.
Converted to residential use in the early 1980s, the building now operates as a condop with 159 cooperative units, 24-hour doorman service and a resident superintendent.

RESIDENCE HIGHLIGHTS
• Total renovation by MOS Architects
• Private street entrance on 532 West 43rd Street
• 15’6” Ceiling
• Fully integrated smart lighting and shading systems
• In-unit washer/dryer
• Central air and refined mechanical upgrades throughout

Living Room
The main living space is defined by clarity of volume and precision of detail. Clean lines and controlled material transitions create a calm, gallery-like environment, allowing light and proportion to take precedence. The integration of custom lighting—featuring bespoke glass from the UK and metalwork fabricated in New York—adds both technical sophistication and subtle visual rhythm.

Kitchen
A study in restraint and performance, conceived by Bulthaup and fully customized to the residence.
• Custom Bulthaup kitchen imported from Germany
• Single-sheet 1 cm stainless steel countertop
• Fully integrated appliances by Miele
• Sub-Zero refrigerator
• Minimalist detailing with precision joinery and concealed storage throughout

Bathrooms
Defined by a tactile, architectural material palette, with an emphasis on craftsmanship, durability, and quiet precision.
• Fixtures by Duravit and Hansgrohe
• Robern medicine cabinets
• Hand-hammered marble flooring imported from India on the upper level
• Clean-lined detailing with a restrained, modern finish throughout

Materials & Systems
• First-floor flooring: Forbo linoleum
• Fully remote-controlled lighting and curtains
• Dimmable lighting with adjustable color temperature
• Custom-fabricated light baffles with imported glass and locally produced metalwork

BUILDING FEATURES
• 24-hour doorman and attended lobby
• Resident superintendent
• Roof deck and common outdoor space
• Bike storage and central laundry on every floor
• Condop ownership allowing subletting, pied-à-terres, and co-purchasing
• Pet-friendly (with board approval)
• Live / Work

LOCATION
529 West 42nd Street sits within a continuously evolving urban landscape defined by Hudson Yards, the Hudson River waterfront, Midtown West, and the adjacent Theater District, where historic industrial infrastructure meets a contemporary architectural horizon. The residence engages this context while referencing New York's industrial past and the openness of its skyline today, creating a quiet dialogue between material heritage and modern city living.