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This document summarizes an interior remodel project at 1 Irving Place in New York, NY completed by Franke Gottsegen Cox Architects in 2008-09. The client combined his existing apartment with an adjacent unit, maintaining many existing finishes. The architects designed a contextually sympathetic renovation of the new unit, adding a guest bedroom and wet bar as requested by the client.
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- 1. 1 IRVING PLACE NEW YORK, NY FRANKE GOTTSEGEN COX ARCHITECTS 2008-09 LIVING ROOM LOOKING TOWARD ALCOVE RESIDENTIAL INTERIOR REMODEL PROJECT MANAGER The client planned to combine his existing apartment with an adjacent unit. He wanted to maintain many of the finishes in the existing apartment, which inspired us to design a contextually sympathetic renovation of the new unit. He also wanted to add a guest bedroom and wet bar. ALCOVE LOOKING TOWARD BATHROOM ALCOVE BAR AREA WITH L.E.D. PANELS