JOURNAL

The book "Envisioning Hudson Yards' ' cataloging the architectural design charrette sponsored by the Canal West Coalition, TriBeCa Community Association, PJ Charltons, the Eugene M. Grant Org. and Friends of Hudson Square is published along with articles "Up On The Roof" in the Architects Newspaper, November, and "Architects Brainstorm Ways to Add Park Space" in the Downtown Express, October. SPAN was chosen along with 5 other firms in the field of architecture , landscape and urban design to envision solutions to connect this super block site with the Hudson Waterfront, Pier 40 and the adjacent neighborhoods of the West Village, SoHo and TriBeCa.

The SPAN interiors for GOSmile Aesthetics is featured in volume 8, "GOSmile Aesthetics, Science, and Style for Teeth Whitening Treatment".

The spa at The Core Club is on the cover of the summer edition of Benjamin Moore & Co.’s Ensemble Magazine. The article titled “a natural habitat” highlights several spas to exemplify how elements of nature influence colors and textures of spaces to provide comfort and sanctuary.

SPAN is featured this month in The Architect’s Newspaper’s “Studio Visit”, a recurring article featured in this biweekly publication. The article discusses SPAN’s unique sensibility and capability to take on a broad range of projects influenced by the principals’ diverse backgrounds. The projects featured in this article include Scribbler’s apartment, GOSmile Aesthetics, Graye’s End Barn, Keyspan video-conference rooms, and House at Langford Creek.

SPAN begins programming and design on the new 54 story hotel in Times Square for Extell Development Corporation. There will be a ground floor restaurant, 450 rooms, a meeting floor, Spa and private gym, and rooftop bar lounge. 

The programming, design and construction of the Spa at the Core Club is being featured this month in American Spa Magazine in the article "First Class Clubbing" as part of their "From the ground up" series.

Photo by Michael Moran

Baron & Baron has selected the firm to renovate a new 12,000 SF studio space in keeping with his modern and refined design sensibilities. Design features include unobstructed panoramic views, custom furniture, and extensive custom fabricated millwork and steel work.

The SPAN interiors for GOSmile Aesthetics is being featured this month in the article "A Crowning Achievement".

The new gleaming white dental suite, GOSmile Aesthetics, for noted dentist and author Dr. Jonathan Levine is being featured this month in Interior Design's healthcare issue.

SPAN is beginning construction on a new house in Kent, CT. The house will simultaneously embrace and exploit the bucolic landscape.

The SPAN interiors for GOSmile Aesthetics is being featured this month in the article "The Spa in the Dentist's Office”.

SPAN proudly announces that The Core Club gym photograph shot by Michael Moran will adorn the cover of the November issue of Interior Design.

SPAN has recently begun work in collaboration with John Pawson on the penthouse apartment at 40 Bond Street. The design features panoramic views of downtown New York, as well as state-of-the-art services.

SPAN is completing Calvin Klein's private 9,000 sq ft. residence located in the penthouse of the Richard Meier Perry Street towers (in partnership with John Pawson). Characterized by simplicity and minimalism, the design unites a unique palate of materials with high precision craftsmanship, all fully integrated with state-of-the-art technological services and controls. Key features include a screening room, gym, 2 full kitchens, 2 working fireplaces, and a cantilevered solid stone stair.

SPAN has been selected to convert a series of townhouses into luxury condominiums, the first of these properties located on West 74th Street NYC.

The condominiums will include custom millwork and flooring, spectacular interior stairs, modern baths, exterior garden and terraces and wine cellars alongside sensitive contextual restorative work.

The Spa at The Core Club opened at the end summer after construction and interiors were completed.

Photo by Michael Moran