The Grove Apartments

Building Studio Architects was brought in to support the ownership team with a re-design for the public areas of 250 W 19th St. The improvements to this 1980s rental building included a lobby renovation, common areas and creation of new amenity spaces in order to elevate the lifestyle and experience in this ever-changing Manhattan neighborhood.

  • A newly designed landscaped entrance courtyard connects the set-back building to the streetscape, while durable, elegant and cost-effective finishes enhance the redesigned lobby and entrance.

    Apartments, hallways, package and mailroom were also freshened with clean, simple designs more suitable to today’s rental marketplace.  A rooftop community room and lounge with an outdoor terrace were created out of a portion of a residential unit.

 

Client: Array Property Group
Address: 250 West 19th Street New York, NY
Category: Amenity Improvements
Completion: 2018
Team: John Field, Samantha Spector
Photography: courtesy of The Design High and Array Property Group

The front room of the Grove Apartments features a variety of white, grey, and black marble with a purple orchid sitting on the centered desk.
This master bedroom in The Grove Apartments has a beige hardwood floor, a king bed, a window overlooking New York City.
A family room of the Grove Apartments has beige hardwood and cabinetry, as well a white seating and freshly painted walls.
The Grovetown Apartment kitchens have beige wooden flooring and cabinetry, as well as a floor-to-ceiling glass door leading to an outdoor balcony.
The interior bathroom of The Grove Apartments features a tub and shower, wooden cabinetry, and a large mirror doubling as a storage space.
This bedroom belonging to The Grove Apartments features a large white bed with a grey-toned art piece hanging above, as well as a window overlooking the city.
A corner shot of a Grove Apartment bathroom boasts a spacious area with a full tub, large storage mirror, and beige wooden cabinetry.
A hallway in one of the Grove Apartments with a bedroom door opening to the left and a marble circular table to the right.
A living room of a Grove Apartment befitted with three ladder shelves, two windows that fill the room with natural light, and a beige reading chair.
A diagonal close-up of an apartment kitchen boasts beige wooden cabinetry, new stainless steel appliance, and a spacious living room in the back.
The exterior entryway of The Grove Apartments has large glass doors with a black overhead with white lettering saying, "250 W 19".

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