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THIRDPOINTMANAGEMENTLLC newyork,ny|renovation|managementcompany
This 23 rd floor, penthouse office space in a new building was renovated for a successful hedge
fund company. The client is also an art collector who wanted an office space that presented a
serious business atmosphere and uncompromised functionality while also reflecting his personal
interest and involvement in contemporary art and culture.
The existing space has an open full height curtain wall that runs the entire length. The view and
the height of the space drove the design direction. We wanted to create a space that emphasizes
the view and the idea of floating above the city; the interior should be almost cloud like and allow
the views of the city skyline to dominate the entire space.
Creating a continuous glass wall parallel to the curtain wall allowed direct views out while
accommodating the need to have enclosed offices. In order to emphasize the view out and erase
the objects in the foreground we used Lumisty view control film laminated between low iron glass
panels. The film blurs views at angles greater than 25 degrees from perpendicular. Oriented so
that the blurring occurs vertically, the ceiling and floor are blurred while maintaining a clear view on
the horizon line. Upon entering the space from the elevator lobby the glass plane appears
transparent. The closer one moves toward the wall the more the ceiling and floors blur until the
entire desk space and ceiling are blurred leaving only the view outside clear. This simple but
effective strategy creates a hazy, cloud-like effect above and below eyelevel as one moves
through the corridor parallel to the glass wall.
The separation between the offices, perpendicular to the glass wall, is achieved using built-in
cabinetry finished in a custom gray dyed wood laminate with a strong horizontal grain. These
objects are like the massing of the buildings outside. When combined with the blurring the effect
is to bring the skyline of Manhattan into the space.
Throughout the space, materials were chosen that would create a sense of depth and
translucency. These include the silver finish woven carpet and sanded aluminum on the floors
and translucent and reflective materials on the walls.
The volume that separates the elevator lobby from the space contains the server room, copier and
kitchen and is clad in a translucent blue acrylic (Liteblocks) with an iridescent finish that changes
the color of the material as you move next to it. This translucency and iridescence create a sense
of depth in the surface of the object.
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367 eas t 10 thst ,newyork,ny 10009|T212.677.6380|F212.677.6330
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THIRDPOINTMANAGEMENTLLC newyork,ny|renovation|managementcompany
SLADE ARCHITECTURE
367 eas t 10 thst ,newyork,ny 10009|T212.677.6380|F212.677.6330
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THIRDPOINTMANAGEMENTLLC newyork,ny|renovation|managementcompany
SLADE ARCHITECTURE
367 eas t 10 thst ,newyork,ny 10009|T212.677.6380|F212.677.6330
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THIRD POINT MANAGEMENT LLC new york, ny | renovation | management company
SLADE ARCHITECTURE
367 ea s t 10 th st, new york, ny 10009 | T 212.677.6380 | F 212.677.6330
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THIRD POINT MANAGEMENT COMPANY new york, ny | renovation | management company
SLADE ARCHITECTURE
367 ea s t 10 th st, new york, ny 10009 | T 212.677.6380 | F 212.677.6330
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