Travis Dubreuil
Boldly hi-tech in spirit, this glass-enclosed master bath has a …
73rd street penthouse, new york
turett collaborative architects
new york
In addition to its expected functions, 73rd Street Penthouse’s master bath serves as a walk-in light fixture. Located beneath a large skylight, the glass-walled box opens a glowing column of daylight between the master bedroom and study (electric privacy glass turns the room opaque at the touch of a switch). The room’s solid surface floor folds into a step-down tub/shower, while a carved stone lavatory emerges from the stone wall that rises through two floors of the apartment. At the practical level, the jury noted that the intervention makes the bedroom suite feel larger, but they also called it “mysterious” and “dreamy.”
project credits
principal in charge: Wayne Turett, Turett Collaborative Architects; project manager: James Saisakorn, Turett Collaborative Architects; general contractor: Alcon Builders Group, New York; lighting designer: Lightfield, New York; project size: 120 square feet; construction cost: Withheld; photography: Travis Dubreuil.
product details
bathroom fittings: Boffi, www.boffi.com, Dornbracht, www.dornbracht.com, Hansgrohe, www.hansgrohe-usa.com; bathroom fixtures: Agape, www.agapedesign.it, Boffi, Hansgrohe; hardware: Häfele, www.hafele.com, MWE , www.mwe.de, Rixson, www.rixson.com; lighting fixtures: Halo, www.cooperindustries.com, Hevi Lite, www.hevilite.com, Lucifer, www.luciferlighting.com, Starfire, www.starfirelighting.com, Bartco, www.bartcolighting.com, TAL, www.tal.be
