Urban Residences | Andrew Franz Architect

In Manhattan’s landmarked Tribeca North, the renovation of the top floor of a warehouse creates an open loft with a mezzanine courtyard and a new green roof terrace.

Tribeca Loft

The renovation of a pre-war Park Avenue duplex apartment transforms the space into a contemporary, family-friendly and art-filled home with exceptional views.

Park Avenue Duplex

Created for a French filmmaker, the renovation of this penthouse in a landmark Soho building creates a bright, colorful residence that opens up to a new roof terrace.

Soho Penthouse

The renovation of a small Chelsea pre-war apartment in transforms it into a light-filled, more spacious, and flexible place to accommodate a growing family.

Chelsea Apartment

This four-bedroom home combines three apartments on two floors, merging pre-war tradition with a warm and modern tone.

West End Avenue Duplex

This NYC apartment renovation reimagines the space as a white-box gallery with a clean, neutral palette to showcase pieces from a carefully curated art collection.

Upper West Side Residence

A historic four-level townhouse in the Greenwich Village landmark district was enlarged, renovated, and adds a finished garden and outdoor room as well as an improved penthouse level.

Village Townhouse

In Harperly Hall, an Arts-and-Crafts apartment building by Central Park, a renovation seamlessly combines two apartments with improved flow, light, and views.

Harperly Hall Residence

Designed for a photographer, this rooftop studio addition is perched above a small, three-story landmarked historic townhouse on the Upper East Side, New York.

Townhouse Studio Addition

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