[Slade Architecture - Eagle Lofts Amenity Space - COVER IMG] Lobby with travertine benches, tensile wire mesh partition and reclaimed industrial equipment from the original factory--mounted on custom designed steel armatures. Photos Tom Sibley
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Eagle Lofts Amenity Space

PrizeWinner in Interior Design / Residential
Firm LocationNew York, United States
CompanySlade Architecture
Design TeamSlade Architecture team: James Slade, Hayes Slade,Tian Gao, Haelee Jung,Matt Fischer, SLCE Architects (Executive Architects), Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects, Kugler Ning (Lighting), WSP Cantor Seinuk (Structural), IM Robbins (MEP Engineers)
ClientRockrose Development

In renovating the 100-year-old Eagle Warehouse into housing (800 units + 35,000sf amenity space), we treated the existing historic structure like a palimpsest. We maintained traces of the original structure and its industrial history as we authored its residential future. Our design of the amenity spaces (lobby, lounges, rental office, library, gym, children’s room, corridors, rooftop and elevator lobbies), preserves and reveal the unique, brutal elegance of the existing industrial structure while delivering community-driven public spaces that capture an uncomplicated, relaxed luxury.