Horatio St. Townhouse

Townhouses

Meat Packing District

3,200 sq ft

Designer: Tersigni Palachek Design

Architect: David Bae Architect

Streamline converted a crumbling 1850’s townhouse into a modern, energy efficient home with an inviting outdoor garden patio. Extensive structural and shoring work was required to rescue a structurally unstable building. We also did extensive re-framing on every floor to raise the ceiling height and installed a new wooden staircase. We worked closely with the client, and handled the evolving design after the demolition phase revealed unexpected work was required to successfully execute the finished space, especially within budgetary and time constraints. Streamline's role was GC, and we self performed the millwork.

  • Red building facade with a blue front door, white window trim, entrance steps and a leafy tree.
  • White kitchen with a long island, sink and blue stools beneath glass pendant lights, facing glazed doors to a courtyard.
  • Sitting area with a pale sofa and chairs beside a curving white staircase and large blue artwork.
  • A dining room with a dark table and chairs, white wall panels and a coffered ceiling beside a curving staircase.
  • Small bedroom with a red headboard and striped bedding beside a pale armchair, desk chair and two windows with patterned shades.
  • Bedroom with white bedding, a gray headboard, matching bedside lamps and a tufted bench at the foot of the bed.
  • White double-sink vanity beneath a wide mirrored cabinet beside a shower door, tall window and patterned floor tiles.
  • A pale sitting room with an ottoman and yellow throw beside a large window, a wood-toned cabinet and abstract artwork.
  • A courtyard with a green lawn, pale patio furniture and a closed umbrella outside open glazed doors in a brick wall.
  • A curving dark handrail above white stair balusters and dark treads beside pale walls.
  • Close view of a staircase with dark treads, white risers and a curved dark handrail.
  • View down dark steps to a white-paneled landing, with white balusters and a curved dark handrail.
  • Low wood-toned sideboard beneath a large abstract picture beside tall windows, holding a tray of glassware and decorative vessels.
  • Shower enclosure with vertically arranged pale rectangular tiles, dark accent strips and shiny fixtures.
  • White pillows and striped bolsters against a blue-gray paneled wall between bedside lamps.
  • Desk and dark office chair beneath curved wall shelves beside white double closet doors.

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