NEW YORK ULTRA-MODERN PENTHOUSE YIELDS SOME STYLISH WITH INTEGRATION OF NATURE AND ARCHITECTURE

Adi Hidayat

A test in the reconciliation of nature and construction modeling, this ultra-cutting edge penthouse yields some slick results. In the hands of a few creative Yale teachers – engineer Joel Sanders and scene designer Diana Balmori – the 3,100-sq.-ft.

NEW YORK ULTRA-MODERN PENTHOUSE YIELDS SOME STYLISH WITH INTEGRATION OF NATURE AND ARCHITECTURE

suite in Lower Manhattan gloats a fantastic roof patio nursery (complete with an open air shower) that covers an arrangement of stairs driving inside. Yet nature doesn't stop at the front entryway – insides are overflowing with rich plantings and a noteworthy watering system framework.

The main restroom showcases 50 sq. ft. of vertical plantings that hide dribble watering system tubes, changing the design into a living, breathing environment. Warm, characteristic woods complete the current insides – a characteristically flawless supplement to the rich plants both all