On a fall day, it is so wonderful to see the luminous photos of our smallest restoration to date: the transformation a humble fishing cabin to contemporary retreat. Thank you https://88designbox.com/ for featuring it.
The 128 East 28yh Street, a new mixed-use building, recently completed by TRAstudio, is one of the projects featured in the "BUILT BY NEW YORK 2024 SHOW", photo @caterinaroiatti.trastudio @centerforarch @caterinaroiatti.trastudio @trastudio_interiors @trastudio_art @https://www.luminairenyc.com/residences #newyork #newyorkarchitecture #nomad #murrayhill #mixeduse #murrayhill #condominium #archilovers #nycarchitects #moderndesign #contemporaryinteriors #residentialbuildings #mixeduse
The Cobble Hill Brownstone renovation wins a SARA CA Award
We are delighted to share the news that our project, the restoration and gut renovation of an historic Brownstone in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, is the recipient of one of the CA SARA, Society of American registered architects, 2024 awards!
https://lnkd.in/e-j5zEnE
Thank you to ArkDesign for featuring my interview to celebrate Women's Day, it is a great honor, I also enjoyed the conversation with ARK's inspiring founder Dity Ayalon
Excited to share the news that the video of the Panel,Tall Buildings in Historic Districts: Heritage, Conservation and New Structures, moderated by Joann Gonchar, which took place at the Center for Architecture, is finally out! Honored to have had the chance to participate in the discussion and present our work alongside some of the most significant recent projects in historic districts. The projects included 111 West 57th Street and The Brooklyn Tower by SHoP Architects, 67 Greenwich Street and 130 Felix Street by FXCollaborative, 39 West 23rd Street and the Terminal Warehouse by CookFox, and 251-253 Fifth Avenue by TRA studio architecture.
https://www.trastudio.com/251-253-fifth-avenue
https://vimeo.com/899322097?share=copy
https://www.centerforarchitecture.org/video/tall-buildings-in-historic-districts-heritage-conservation-and-new-structures/
Best Wishes to all our friends from TRA studio!
Walking today in NYC, fun to see the buildings we designed all dressed up for the holidays. Best, best wishes from TRA to all of our friends. @caterinaroiatti.trastudio@trastudio_interiors@trastudio_art#chridtmasdecorations#holiday#newyork#modernarchitecturelovers
https://www.instagram.com/p/C1N9vucuq6k/
Bob's interview with Johnny D., https://zerobeyond.com/, he talks about what inspired him to become a designer and the TRA's approach to the Architect Led project delivery process. The article features the gut renovation and interiors of the Cobble Hill Brownstone project.. @trastudio @caterinaroiatti.trastudio @trastudio_interiors #zerobeyond #newyorkcity #newyorkdesigners #environmentaldesign #landmarks #brownstones #brooklyn #artistdesigner
Please join Caterina Roiatti, representing the AIANY Historic Buildings Committee, for an exploration of recent projects in historic districts that include both a restorative component and a new building. The discussion will highlight the tension between the opportunities and limitations offered by these types of sites. Contrast, tension, and complexity are essential to the making of the urban fabric of cities and greatly contribute to the well-being of their inhabitants. The case studies, which will be presented by the design architects, all employ the massing strategies of cantilevers, encroachments, or other interlocking mechanisms between the new and the historic building.
The projects to be presented include 111 West 57th Street and The Brooklyn Tower by SHoP Architects, 67 Greenwich Street and 130 Felix Street by FXCollaborative, 39 West 23rd Street and the Terminal Warehouse by CookFox, and 251-253 Fifth Avenue by TRA studio architecture.
Tall Buildings in Historic Districts:Heritage, Conservation and New Structures
Please join Caterina Roiatti at the Center for Architecture on November 1st at 6 p.m. Caterina will introduce the speakers and present 251-253 Fifth Avenue, a project by TRA studio. Other projects to be reviewed, include 111 West 57th Street and The Brooklyn Tower presented by Christopher Sharples, Founding Principal of SHoP Architects, 67 Greenwich Street and 130 Felix Street presented by Dan Kaplan, Senior Partner at FXCollaborative, 39 West 23rd Street and the Terminal Warehouse both illustrated by Darin Reynolds's, Partner at CookFox.
The discussion will be moderated by Joann Gonchar,Deputy Director at Architectural Record.
Join us for a Panel at the AIA Center for architecture on 11/1: Tall Buildings in Historic Districts
Tall Buildings in Historic Districts:Heritage, Conservation and New Structures
Please join Caterina Roiatti at the Center for Architecture on November 1st at 6 p.m. Caterina will introduce the speakers and present 251-253 Fifth Avenue, a project by TRA studio. Other projects to be reviewed, include 111 West 57th Street and The Brooklyn Tower presented by Christopher Sharples, Founding Principal of SHoP Architects, 67 Greenwich Street and 130 Felix Street presented by Dan Kaplan, Senior Partner at FXCollaborative, 39 West 23rd Street and the Terminal Warehouse both illustrated by Darin Reynolds's, Partner at CookFox.
The discussion will be moderated by Joann Gonchar,Deputy Director at Architectural Record.
Robert Traboscia, at the 2023 SARA ART SHOW, where he presented two pieces of the "buildings" series
One of the two mixed media pieces that will be exhibited at the SARA ART show tomorrow night at Brickworks
Tall Buildings in Historic Districts:Heritage, Conservation and New Structures
Please join Caterina Roiatti at the Center for Architecture on November 1st at 6 p.m. Caterina will introduce the speakers and present the 251-253 project, designed by TRA studio.The discussion, which will be moderated by Joann Gonchar, Deputy Director at Architectural Record, highlights the tension between the opportunities and limitations offered by sites that include both a new building and a restorative component. The case studies, which will be illustrated by the design architects, all employ the massing strategies of cantilevers, encroachments, or other interlocking mechanisms between the new and the historic building.
Other projects to be presented include 111 West 57th Street and The Brooklyn Tower by SHoP Architects, 67 Greenwich Street and 130 Felix Street by FXCollaborative, 39 West 23rd Street and the Terminal Warehouse both by CookFox.
AIA NY 'IN THE NEWS" features 128 east 28th street
AIA CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE INSTAGRAM
Thank you to the AIA Center for Architecture and Linda G. Miller for featuring 128 East 28 Street in IN THE NEWS https://www.aiany.org/news/in-the-news-august-16-2023/
"The façade’s contemporary folded aluminum pilasters reference—and are designed to complement—the masonry pillars prevalent on the historic structures on nearby Park Avenue South. The building’s airtight glass curtain wall is symbiotic with the tall towers that are rising in the area, and its angled planes work to reflect the sky and street while amplifying views on the narrow side street. “
Full tour of the 61st Street Townhouse, the interiors are timeless!
HomeAdore features our smallest renovation yet!
Making Small Spaces Feel Big
TRA Studio specializes in making small spaces feel big, and that is exactly what they achieved in this cottage. Originally a modest fishing outpost, the house went through many alterations to become a modern cottage for a New York family.
a new chapter for an historic neighbourhood
The catalytic urban effect of new developments in NoMad: 6sqft highlights 128 E 28th Street as one of the new most influential projects in NoMad
128 East 28th Street Stands Complete In NoMad, Manhattan
February 21, 2023
“Recent photos show the completed façade, which is composed of sculptural paneling from Italy framing columns of angularly undulating floor-to-ceiling windows..”
The building is only 80’ in height, bu