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A highly-flexible Manhattan apartment, designed by Martin Hopp

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New York City -based architecture firm Martin Hopp has completed the renovation of a 720-square-foot basement in Manhattan into a flexible and hyper-functional living and working space. Located in a 1930s building in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, the garden-level apartment was in need of major structural repairs.

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Ten New York City loft interiors that make innovative use of open space

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For our latest lookbook , we explore ten loft conversions and renovations in New York City where designers have inserted partitions, storage and other elements to cleverly organise open space. This is the latest in our lookbooks series, which provides visual inspiration from Dezeen's archive.

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New York Architecture News: NYC Buildings

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New York Architecture Designs, NYC Building News, Manhattan Real Estate Photos, USA City Images. New York Architecture News : NYC Building. Contemporary Manhattan Architectural Developments, NY, United States of America. New York Architecture – photo © Tim Collins.

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Martin Hopp adds space-saving "micro elements" to his Manhattan apartment

Deezen

New York architect Martin Hopp aimed to make the most of his dark, irregularly shaped apartment by using lots of white and creating clever "micro elements" like a retractable dining table. Martin Hopp renovated his small, irregularly shaped Chelsea apartment. The apartment features a storable table.

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