Skyhouse is an apartment in the sky, a project, by David Hotson, involved the construction of a set of unique living spaces inside. The spaces of this residence and the vistas channeled through it ascend and descend through all four levels of the penthouse structure and into the three-dimensional cityscape surrounding it in every direction. The main living space occupies the entire north end of the penthouse.
Here the ceiling rises to the underside of the third level terrace and then tapers upward through the full fifty-foot height of the penthouse structure. At the midpoint, a reading balcony is suspended on the exposed structural girders. At the attic level the outward sloping glass wall provides a vertiginous vista down to the Living Space four levels below. Furniture, fabrics, and finishes were designed by Ghislaine Viñas of Ghislaine Viñas Interior Design.
A unique architectural vision comes to life in a turn-of-the-century New York City skyscraper, a residential penthouse by David Hotson Architect, located at the summit of one of the earliest surviving skyscrapers in New York City and situated within the incomparable vertical cityscape of Lower Manhattan.
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March 22, 2013
Cite: "SKYHOUSE by David Hotson" METALOCUS.
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