Townhouses, Lofts, Duplexes, Apartments | Andrew Franz Architect

This NYC penthouse apartment renovated a 3,700-square-foot glass penthouse into a warmly welcoming home that connects the public rooms to the spacious planted terraces that surround the residence, blurring the indoors and outdoors.

NYC Penthouse Apartment

NYC Penthouse Apartment

The renovation of this expansive ocean-front apartment in North Miami Beach works to pair south Florida’s colorful, modernist architectural history with a sense of domestic intimacy.

Miami Ocean-Front Residence

Miami Ocean-Front Residence

Our gut renovation of an apartment in the West Village opened up the highly compartmentalized plan and introduced longer views while integrated and efficient storage was prioritized to allow the space to remain clutter-free.

West Village Apartment

West Village Apartment

A renovation of a compact loft in Chelsea for a family of four offers a model for family living today, and is made with close to 100% reclaimed wood.

Chelsea Loft

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

Park Avenue Duplex

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

Chelsea Apartment

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

Harperly Hall Residence

A renovation and enlargement of a historic mixed-use townhouse comprised of a restaurant and residential units adds functionality, openness, and green space.

Hudson Street Mixed Use Development

Hudson Street Mixed Use Development

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