Soho Apartment Building

This new SoHo condominium apartment building uses traditional brick decorative techniques in a contemporary way, fitting in seamlessly with its historic south Village block. Dogtooths, corbels, reveals and rustications, radiused corners and varied bonds use shadow and texture to give the façade depth and detail.  Steel balconies, canopy and planters give the façade further texture and detail, casting the filigree of shadows like the fire escapes nearby.

  • The building has seven levels, with three floor-through two-bedroom units and a grand four-bedroom triplex at the top. The interiors complement the building’s old-new balance, with marbles, oak, and steel detailing. The first and top floors offer private outdoor spaces for the units, with the first floor apartment duplexing down to a cellar-level recreation space opening out onto a sunken court.

    *Brick Industry Gold Award 2019

 

Client: Ajax Investment Partners
Location: 54 MacDougal St. New York, NY
Category: Apartment Buildings
Completion: 2018
Team: Anthony Watkins
Photography: Ian Christmann & Evan Joseph

Awards: Brick Industry Gold Award Winner 2019

The facade of this Soho Apartment building shines bright against the clear blue sky with beautiful red brick accented with steel fire escapes, balconies, and planters.
This spacious white living room interior features slick hardwood floors, floor to ceiling windows, and a double set of French doors leading to a luxurious outdoor patio.
The rooftop patio of the Soho Apartment Building is bordered by trees and overlooks a beautiful view of New York City at sunset.
An apartment within the Soho Apartment Building features a completely white, minimalist, and modern kitchen accented with grey marbled counter tops and floor to ceiling windows.
A multilevel white staircase overlooks the spacious living room that holds two stories worth of window offering a clear view into New York City.
This white and grey minimalist kitchen features a grey marbled island completely with stainless steel appliances and a hardwood floor.
A large white bathtub sits in front of a large window looking out into Soho, New York City.
The black fire escapes on the Soho Apartment Building contrast with the red traditional style brick that borders the building.
In this Soho Apartment bathroom, grey marble makes up the floor, a wall, and bathtub while surrounded by white walls and a large marbled countertop.
This spacious living area in the Soho Apartment Building's penthouse features high ceilings that allow for two stories of large windows shedding light into the white empty room.
Looking up the Soho Apartment building at a steep angle, the facade features traditional red brick, black fire escapes, massive windows, and a tree placed to the right of the building.
A straight-on shot of an interior living area with a Soho apartment with an open wall of window leading to an expansive view of New York City.

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