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New York - Atelier AM
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Spanning Manhattan and the Hamptons, this volume brings together five residential projects that emphasize continuity of approach over typology. Apartments and houses alike are defined by proportion, craft, and a measured dialogue between past and present.
Throughout, architectural clarity supports richly layered interiors. Finely detailed millwork, calibrated color relationships, and carefully selected furnishings establish an atmosphere of quiet authority. Historic references appear as living elements rather than quotations, allowing objects and materials to register with ease and permanence.
The physical production of the book mirrors these values. Photography is reproduced on heavyweight matte art paper, preserving tonal subtlety and surface detail. A restrained graphic language, generous pacing, and immersive full-bleed spreads foreground material textures, light, and spatial rhythm. Smyth-sewn binding allows the book to open flat, reinforcing a continuous reading experience.
Throughout, architectural clarity supports richly layered interiors. Finely detailed millwork, calibrated color relationships, and carefully selected furnishings establish an atmosphere of quiet authority. Historic references appear as living elements rather than quotations, allowing objects and materials to register with ease and permanence.
The physical production of the book mirrors these values. Photography is reproduced on heavyweight matte art paper, preserving tonal subtlety and surface detail. A restrained graphic language, generous pacing, and immersive full-bleed spreads foreground material textures, light, and spatial rhythm. Smyth-sewn binding allows the book to open flat, reinforcing a continuous reading experience.
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Weight
2.6
Size
26 x 3.5 x 33
Covertype
- Hardcover
Pages
320
Language
- English
Barcode
9780847876853