Private Air New York

Summer 2023

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www.privateairny.com Private Air | Summer 2023 95 DESIGN At the unit's periphery, the elemental bedroom volumes are treated with pale, sandy tones of hand-troweled plaster, which reflect natural light deep into the floor plate. Doors are solid slabs with integrated, closer hardware, allowing for trimless jambs and simplified fixtures. Switches seamlessly integrated into the plaster walls minimize visual clutter. e irregular surface of the plaster highlights the changing qualities of light throughout the day, imparting a sense of softness to the private spaces. Directly across from the elevator landing, a small alcove was created to serve as the entry point. e "moyo" wall, inspired by vernacular masonry ventilation blocks, is washed with natural light from an adjacent perceived court. Each block in the wall exhibits varied concrete mixes and interior geometry, contributing to an informal pattern that shifts and deforms across the assembly. Above the ceiling, a programmable LED array remains hidden, tracking the sun's movement throughout the day and adjusting the light temperature accordingly. During nighttime, the small powder room integrated into the alcove is softly illuminated by moonlight. FABRICATORS Carved Countertops The Vero Stone Plaster (walls, master headboard) Cathy Connor Studio C Wood (casework, floor, ceiling) Dowbuilt Metal (casework, hardware, patinas) Dowbuilt Interior Landscape Garden Formaneta Custom Concrete John Dietrich Metals Argent

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