A Loft Ile-iṣẹ nipasẹ MOS Architects

AYE & APÉJỌ
Ti a tun ṣe nipasẹ MOS Architects ti o ti gba ẹbun, ile yii kọja aiyede loft ibile, ni dapọ iwọn nla ti gbigbe ile-iṣẹ pẹlu ìkànsí ikọkọ ti townhouse. Ti a ṣalaye nipasẹ ẹnubodè ipele opopona to nira ati ọna ti o ni ilana, ile naa di ipolowo ti o le gbe ti iṣe "ti o ni itẹwọgba ni ipilẹ" ile-iṣẹ naa.
Gbogbo inch ti inu jẹ adaṣe ti a ṣe ni ibamu. Dipo ibi ère embellishment, MOS lo palette to ni idasilẹ ti awọn ohun elo to ni ifọwọkan, iṣẹ ọwọ aṣa, ati imọlẹ ti a ṣe pẹlu iṣedede lati ṣalaye awọn iwọn. Abajade ni agbegbe ti o ga julọ ti o mu iṣẹ-ọnà ojoojumọ pẹlu ibọwọ kanna bi iṣẹ-ọnà to dara, fifi ẹri pe ile le jẹ mejeeji iyasọtọ idanwo ati ibi mimọ fun igbesi aye ode oni.

ITAN ILE
Armory ni 429 West 42nd Street pari ni 1929 gege bi ilẹ-ọba ti 77th "Statue of Liberty" Division ti Ijọba Amẹrika. Ti a ṣe apẹrẹ nipasẹ L.C. Holden ni aṣa Art Deco, ile ibè-ile pupa ti wa ni iduro ni igun 42nd ati 43rd Streets pẹlu iṣedede agbegbe ati aṣẹ ti o dakẹ.
Ti yipada si lilo ibugbe ni ibẹrẹ ọdun 1980, ile naa n ṣiṣẹ bayi gẹgẹ bi condop pẹlu awọn ẹka 159, iṣẹ doorman wakati 24 ati oludari ibugbe kan.

AWỌN IYATO ILE
• Atunṣe lapapọ nipasẹ MOS Architects
• Iwọle opopona ikọkọ ni 532 West 43rd Street
• Àgbo 15’6”
• Awọn ọna imọlẹ ọlọgbọn ati awọn ọna asopọ ti a dapọ daradara
• Washer/dryer ni ile
• Afẹfẹ aringbungbun ati imudojuiwọn ẹrọ ti a ṣe ilọsiwaju ni gbogbo agbègbè

Ilé Ìgbà
Ile gbigbe pataki ni a ṣalaye nipasẹ kedere ti iwọn ati iṣedede alaye. Awọn ila mimọ ati awọn iyipada ohun elo ti a ṣakoso n ṣẹda agbegbe idakẹjẹ, bi ile ọnọ, n gba imọlẹ ati iwọn ni igbekale. Ibi isọpọ imọlẹ aṣa—ti o ni gilasi bespoke lati UK ati iṣẹ irin ti a ṣe ni New York—n jẹ afikun elegan ti imọ-ẹrọ ati aifọkansi wiwo.

Ibi Idanilẹnu
Ikẹkọ ni idaduro ati iṣẹ, ti a gbero nipasẹ Bulthaup ati ti a ṣe adani patapata si ile naa.
• Ibi idana aṣa Bulthaup ti a gbe wọle lati Jẹmánì
• Countertop irin adayeba 1 cm ti a fi sheet kan
• Awọn irinṣẹ ti a ṣe adani patapata nipasẹ Miele
• Friji Sub-Zero
• Awọn alaye minimalist pẹlu isọdọkan ti o ni iṣedede ati ipamọ ti a pa mo ni gbogbo agbègbè

Awọn baluwe
Ti a ṣalaye nipasẹ palette ohun elo ti o ni ifọwọkan, pẹlu idojukọ lori iṣẹ ọwọ, agbara, ati iṣedede ti o dakẹ.
• Awọn ohun-elo nipasẹ Duravit ati Hansgrohe
• Awọn kẹtin oogun Robern
• Àfiyèsi ti a ti ra ni ọwọ ti a gbe wọle lati India lori ipele oke
• Awọn alaye ti ila mimọ pẹlu ipari ti o ni idasilẹ, ode oni ni gbogbo agbègbè

Awọn ohun elo & Awọn ọna
• Ikọ̀kọ ilẹ akọkọ: Forbo linoleum
• Imọlẹ ati awọn aṣọ-irin ti a ṣakoso latọna jijin
• Imọlẹ ti a le dinku pẹlu imọlẹ awọ ti a le yi
• Awọn baffles imọlẹ ti a ṣe adani pẹlu gilasi ti a gbe wọle ati iṣẹ irin ti a ṣe ni agbegbe

AWỌN AMẸRIKAN ILE
• Doorman wakati 24 ati lobi ti a fọwọsi
• Oludari ibugbe
• Ọgba abẹlé ati aaye ita gbogbogbo
• Ibi ipamọ keke ati iwe ilẹ aringbungbun ni gbogbo ilẹ
• Owó condop ti o gba isalẹ, pied-à-terres, ati igbuyamọ
• Friendliness ti ẹranko (pẹlu iwọle igbimọ)
• Live / Work

IBI
529 West 42nd Street wa ni agbegbe ilu ti n yipada nigbagbogbo ti a ṣalaye nipasẹ Hudson Yards, etikun Hudson River, Midtown West, ati agbegbe Ile-iṣere to wa lẹgbẹ, nibiti ipilẹ ile-iṣẹ itan ipilẹ ngba aaye pẹlu iwoye igbimọ ode oni. Ile naa n ṣe alabapin si ayika yii nigbati o n tọka si itan ile-iṣẹ New York ati ṣiṣi ti iṣọkan rẹ loni, ni ṣẹda ibaraẹnisọrọ idakẹjẹ laarin ẹtọ ohun elo ati igbesi aye ilu ode oni.

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.