WORK
Commercial
535 8th Avenue
36 E. 31St Lobby
122 W. 27th Street
152 W. 25th Street
Axial Tech Company
Offer Pop Office
Imagine Easy Office
Cristina Grajales Gallery
Adaptive Reuse + Retrofitting
400 Westchester, Fordham University
Keating Hall, Fordham University
Austrian Cultural Forum
Brooklyn Borough Hall
Thebaud Hall, Fordham University
Calder Biological Center, Fordham University
Research + Labs
Pace University Laboratories
Fordham University Mulcahy Hall
Stevens Institute of Technology Rocco Tech Center
Queensborough Community College Research Laboratory
Fuzhou University Research Building
Lehman College Science Department Master Plan
Rutgers University Waksman Institute
Sports + Recreation
Columbia University 1929 Boat House
Columbia University Baker Field Campus
Columbia University Levien Basketball Arena
Columbia University University Hall
Fordham University Varsity Football Locker Room
Fordham University Squash Courts
SUNY - Morrisville Student Athletic Center
SUNY - Stony Brook Sports Complex
Student Resources
Columbia University Avery Library
Fordham University McGinley Campus Center
Hofstra University Student Lounge
SUNY Purchase Library
Performance Spaces
Fordham University WFUV Radio Station
Jikei University - The Sound Collective
Pace University Recording Studios
Stevens Institute of Technology - Kiddie Auditorium
SUNY - Old Westbury LTA
Academic Buildings
Civic + Cultural
Austrian Cultural Forum
Brooklyn Borough Hall
Korean Cultural Center
Roswell Park Spiritual Care + Art Heals Mission Building
Temple Israel
Queens Borough Hall
Residential
67 St. Town Houses
344 W. 11th Street
1088 Park Ave Apartment
Brownstone Renovation
Chauncey Close Residence
Exuma Residence
Jones Lane Residence
LyCay Residence
Post Office Square
Town Street Condominiums
Master Planning
In Progress
Higher Education
Higher Education

Town Street Condominiums
With plenty of housing stock in nearby neighborhoods and few downtown amenities, it is difficult to encourage living in downtown Columbus, Ohio. Therefore, these condominiums provide a critical mass of 120 units and plenty of amenities. The 40-foot cubic module mimics the scale of the stately homes (now converted to offices) lining the street. In the vertical dimension, 40 feet allows for a generous three and one-half floors.
The half-floor allows the cubic volume to accommodate thickness for handrails and soil in the roof gardens.
The half-floor also allows for differentiated conditions. For instance, the building has two tops, half, and full floors, as the modules flip on one another. The cubes are collected in Is, Ls, Zs, Ts, and Us for neighborhoods and to add presence to the complex.
The change of material and the different colors add a playful character to the ensemble. The project spans the alley to the “back 9,” putting green. From the entrance court to the putting green, to the pool deck, to the private gardens, one is never far removed from the outside and views of the downtown.
The half-floor also allows for differentiated conditions. For instance, the building has two tops, half, and full floors, as the modules flip on one another. The cubes are collected in Is, Ls, Zs, Ts, and Us for neighborhoods and to add presence to the complex.
The change of material and the different colors add a playful character to the ensemble. The project spans the alley to the “back 9,” putting green. From the entrance court to the putting green, to the pool deck, to the private gardens, one is never far removed from the outside and views of the downtown.
Location:
Columbus, Ohio, USA
Status:
Completed
Client:
UDS Companies
Type:
Multi-Family Housing
Size:
175,000ft2 / 16,200m2

