Ile igi gbogbo ilu ni 165 Charles Street

 

Iwa didaran ti gbigbe aladani, Ile igi gbogbo ilu ni 165 Charles jẹ ile to gbooro ati ti ere ti o kọja ilana. Ti a ṣe ati kọ nipasẹ No Architecture ti Ilu New York ati ti o pari ọdun marun seyin, ile yii ti o niyeye ni West Village ko ni iru rẹ ni ọja.

 

Oludasilẹ agba Andrew Heid ṣe apejuwe ẹkọ naa gẹgẹbi "èto matrix": ṣiṣan ayika ti awọn yara ni ayika ipele aringbungbun ti o le ṣii tabi pa ni ibamu si ifẹ—iyẹwu ati ibugbe ni alẹ, tabi awọn ọfiisi ati awọn ile itura ni ọjọ. Iwoye ikọja yii n ṣe alekun mejeeji fun irọrun ati asopọ, n pe ni ara ibugbe ti gbogbo eniyan ti o jẹ igbalode ati ti eniyan jinlẹ.

 

Ninu aaye ti o to awọn ẹsẹ mẹta, ile naa ni awọn iyẹwu mẹta, awọn iwẹ mẹrin ati idaji, yara idile, awọn ibi idana meji, ati yara gbigbe ti o ga tobi. Nibiyi, ile igi "treehouse" ti a ṣe lati igi n gbooro ni ṣiṣẹ́ 22-ẹsẹ giga, pẹlu awọn apa meji, ilẹ-irin ti o ni spirali, ati ijoko netted ti o gbe ni afẹfẹ—agbegbe ti o ni ẹru ṣugbọn ti o wulo ti a ṣe lati ṣe apejọ, ere, ati ala. Ẹrọ glass ti o wa lati ilẹ si ceiling n funni ni iwoye taara ti Odò Hudson ati Esplanade Odò Hudson, ti o n pọsi iriri ib mở ati iyalẹnu.

 

Igbesi aye ni 165 Charles Street, ile-iṣẹ ti Richard Meier ṣe, jẹ aifọwọyi ati ti o ni ọrọ. Awọn olugbe ni iriri olugbe ni gbogbo igba, alakoso ti n gbe ni ile, ati ọpọlọpọ awọn ohun elo ti a ṣeto pẹlu ipele, ikò, ati yara ifihan.

 

Iyẹn ni pe, awọn aṣayan wa fun ohun-elo ibi ipamọ nla, ile-waini ikọkọ, ati ile-apẹsẹ 700-ẹsẹ ti o baamu—ti o dara bi ijoko alejo, awọn ibugbe oṣiṣẹ, tabi ọfiisi ile ti o sunmọ.

The Urban Treehouse at 165 Charles Street

 

A bold reimagining of luxury living, the Urban Treehouse at 165 Charles is an expansive and playful home that defies convention. Designed and built by No Architecture of New York City and completed just five years ago, this rare West Village residence is unlike anything else on the market.

 

Chief Architect Andrew Heid describes the layout as a "matrix plan": a circular flow of rooms around a central hub that can be opened or closed at will-bedrooms and sleeping quarters at night, or offices and lounges during the day. This innovative configuration fosters both flexibility and connection, inviting a communal style of living that feels at once modern and deeply human.

 

Spanning nearly 3,500 square feet, the residence encompasses three bedrooms, four and a half baths, a family room, two kitchens, and a soaring double-height living room. Here, a sculptural wooden "treehouse" spans the 22-foot-high volume, complete with two wings, a spiral stair, and netted seating suspended in air-a whimsical yet functional centerpiece designed for gathering, playing, and dreaming. Floor-to-ceiling glass offers direct views of the Hudson River and the Hudson River Esplanade, amplifying the sense of openness and wonder.

 

Life at 165 Charles Street, the celebrated Richard Meier-designed condominium, is seamless and discreet. Residents enjoy a full-time doorman, live-in superintendent, and an array of curated amenities including a gym, pool, and screening room.

 

Completing this offering are options for a large storage unit, a private wine cellar, and an adjacent 700-square-foot studio apartment-ideal as a guest suite, staff quarters, or a nearby home office.