144 Vanderbilt by Solid Objectives Idenburg Liu

144 Vanderbilt is aimed at transforming the conventional multifamily housing typology in New York. Its distinct corner location, straddling two zoning districts, heavily influences the building’s structure and layout.

On one side, it aligns with a row of townhouses, rising to four stories. On Myrtle Avenue, known for its commercial activity, the building expands to accommodate six residential floors above two commercial levels. The project explores these two contrasting urban experiences, creating a structure that acts as a porous barrier, creating a tranquil inner haven that contrasts with the vibrant street life outside.

Florian Idenburg & Jing Liu

Details

Architecture
Solid Objectives Idenburg Liu; Florian Idenburg, Jing Liu, Ted Baab, Melissa Gutiérrez Soto, Jonathan Molloy, Dohyun Lee

Client
Private

Year of completion
2025

Location
Brooklyn, USA

Total area
8.300 m2

Photos
Iwan Baan

Partners

Structural Engineer: Silman
MEP Engineer: ABS
Expediter: Vitacco
Envelope Engineer: Entuitive
Geotechnical Engineer: GES
Landscape Designer: Watson Salembier
Lighting Designer: ONP

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