[CetraRuddy Architecture DPC - 443 Greenwich - COVER IMG] Double height living room with exposed beams | Image credit: CetraRuddy Architecture
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443 Greenwich

PrizeHonorable Mention in Interior Design / Residential
Firm LocationNew York City, United States
CompanyCetraRuddy Architecture DPC
Lead ArchitectJohn Cetra & Nancy J. Ruddy
ClientMetroloft
Projecthttp://www.443greenwich.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjw5ZPcBRBkEiwA-avvkxeUsk9NMbZB-rAuAC5n3Ni1UlxN8Ac1asMRUcErtEgvJgVztLDa6xoCXyIQAvD_BwE

Originally built in the 19th century as a book bindery, 443 Greenwich residences have been restored and adapted using imaginative design to exhibit innovative approaches to contemporary living. The interior design, inspired by original details and the grand proportions of the existing structure, fuses classic proportions with contemporary textures, palettes, and details. Materiality and craft, such as bronze door pulls, custom metal strap detailing along the kitchen island, and repurposed original details allude to the former industrial building while adapting to contemporary living.