New York Architecture and Design

FIG Interior Design and JAM Architecture team up to fill a lackluster unit with sweeping curves and luxe finishes that honor the building’s historic Art Deco exterior.

VonDalwig Architecture fills a lower-level Brooklyn residence with light and garden views.

Every detail has been carefully considered in this three-bedroom home—and it comes complete with a bonus rooftop garden.

Located in one of the building's two iconic towers, this coveted four-level unit offers a top-floor library, not to mention sweeping views of the city.

Designers Paul Fortune and Gachot Studios reimagined the 2,500-square-foot home in 2017.

A thoughtful new floor plan fluidly accommodates a wide range of activities, from the super social to the need to nest, in a 1,500-square-foot space.

Listed at $12.9M, 17 Prospect Park West is the third most expensive residential listing in Brooklyn.

Occupying the fifth floor of a Neo-Georgian mansion on the Upper West Side, the gracefully renovated property is currently listed for $3,495,000.

The baker and food writer invites us into her Red Hook home, where the kitchen is the main attraction.

Set on a historic tree-lined street, the swanky abode boasts a master suite that takes up an entire floor.

Nine-foot windows usher in natural light while framing up-close views of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Currently listed for $12M, the luxe three-bedroom apartment offers panoramic views of the city that never sleeps.

In season three of the hit series, a coy Lenny Bruce invites Midge to “a work thing.” The backdrop? A luxurious Frank Lloyd Wright–inspired estate that’s now on the market.

When Becky and Jake Shea of Becky Shea Design were tasked with giving a nondescript “white box” personality, they looked to blend California cool with New York City edge.

A bold renovation turns an outdated apartment in Manhattan into a light and bright home.

Overlooking the Vessel, Industrious at Equinox touts world-class amenities and luxe design, but membership comes at a prohibitive premium.

Previously suffering from a choppy floor plan, this newly aligned loft in Dumbo marries spectacular views with sensuous finishes.

Seeking a way to embrace a saturated palette, designers Britt and Damian Zunino created a vintage-inspired design that’s a calling card for colorful bathrooms.

After purchasing the row house in 2009, the nine-time Grammy winner treated it to several upgrades, including an unconventional backyard pool.

The Pritzker Prize winner (whose work includes the Louvre Pyramid in Paris) purchased the historic home more than 45 years ago.

The stately, 179-year-old townhouse in Chelsea played Elaine Benes’s residence on the ’90s show.

StudioKCA turns a nondescript office in the Financial District into an open home for a young family with views of the historic surroundings.

168 Plymouth Street transforms a 19th-century factory and its 20th-century addition into 46 condominiums that offer the best in 21st-century living.

Floor-to-ceiling bookcases are the backbone of Philip Lim’s apartment—and the titles are organized via photographic memory.

Messana O’Rorke’s renovation of a suburban Colonial includes a boxy, cedar-clad addition and a show-stopping glass bridge.

Format Architecture Office brings sorely needed light and storage into a Gothic Revival co-op on Riverside Drive.

Just wait until you see the postcard-worthy views of the Central Park Reservoir.

Once a sea captain’s residence in the 1850s, Katie Mossman’s Greenpoint address comes with two units and a detached studio.

The minimalist space consists of two corner units designed by famed Italian architect and designer Claudio Silvestrin.

This year’s programming focuses on big classics, but also zooms in on the hard to see.