E. Pearce Revisited in New York by workshopapd

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Paying homage to the Baroque staircase attributed to 17th century English master Edmund Pearce (on exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art), workshop/apd fashioned a contemporary update for a modern Tribeca loft. Where Pearce incorporated oak leaves and pine cones, we digitized interlaced tree branches to create an element of modern-day beauty and craft in water-jet cut steel, bringing fancifulness and ornamentation back to architecture. Like its predecessor, the dramatic scroll – now in perforated steel – weaves the two floors together in a unique way.

Image Courtesy T.G. Olcott

• Architects: workshop/apd
• Project: E. Pearce Revisited
• Location:New York,NY
• Project Type:Private Residence, Loft
• Area:2,400 square feet
• Photography: T.G. Olcott
• Software used: 3D Studio Max, Revit, and Illustrator

Image Courtesy T.G. Olcott

• Services Provided: Architecture,Interior Design,Product Design
• Description: Credits
• Completed: 2009
• Design Team: Matthew Berman, Andrew Kolchen, Stephan Thimme, Marshall
• General Contractor: Mentors Construction
• Steel Fabrication: Ferra Designs Inc.

Image Courtesy T.G. Olcott

Image Courtesy T.G. Olcott

Image Courtesy T.G. Olcott

Image Courtesy T.G. Olcott

Image Courtesy T.G. Olcott

Image Courtesy T.G. Olcott

Tags: New York

Categories: 3dS Max, Illustrator, Museum, Revit, Staircase

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