Architecture

Brooklyn’s Bond Street Townhouse

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The Bond Street Townhouse in Brooklyn, NY speaks to the old, answers rather new. Architect Ben Bischoff stripped the home down to its bare bones, with a blank slate the vision began to present itself. Reorient the stairs to unveil the skylight above; new flooring, partitions, and ceilings…character in custom cabinetry fabricated from re-milled salvaged wood beams and exposed original brick. Much of the space and its decor reflects a sun filled floor plan built to suit a family that hits a solid modern note. And just as they claim, “MADE’s work exhibits a refreshing clarity of detail and craft producing an aesthetic both natural and unique.”

Photos courtesy of Ben Bischoff © Made Architects

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