High-End Residential Renovations in NYC

Residences. A 2,060 sq ft gut renovation overlooking the Hudson with paneled walls, chevron white oak floors and book-matched Calacatta slabs, designed by New Practice Studio. PARC was general contractor. Photography by Karyn Millet.

Residences. A duplex penthouse in a Tribeca warehouse building renovated in two phases, about 3,500 sq ft over two floors, with a slatted white oak kitchen wall and a restored timber-and-beam stair. Architect HGX Design, interiors Jackson Paige. Photography by Karyn Millet.

Residences. A 3,200 sq ft penthouse in the 1930 London Terrace complex, rebuilt around a library, a paneled study and a long gallery hall, with every window replaced by new steel casements. Architect JansonGoldstein; PARC as general contractor.

Residences. A brownstone gut renovation with an excavated rear yard, a new extension, a rebuilt roof with a glass stair bulkhead, six restored fireplaces, a walnut staircase matched to the original, and a lower level with cedar sauna, steam room and gym.

Residences. A 4,500 sq ft duplex penthouse loft with a two-story great room, a green marble fireplace and a new rooftop addition under a pyramidal skylight. Design by JansonScuro; PARC as general contractor. Photography by Lora Reehling Photography.

Residences. A 2,200 sq ft Tribeca loft organized around a kitchen of book-matched marble, glass-front cabinetry, a walnut island and a brass-trimmed hood beneath the original timber columns. Design by Lauren Stern Design; PARC as general contractor.

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Explore the United Nations Plaza project by PARC New York, showcasing innovative design and sustainable urban development. This page provides insights into the project's vision, features, and its significance in enhancing the public space around the UN headquarters.

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