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Located atop the Shelburne Sonesta Hotel, Vintage Green was designed to offer an immersive rooftop guest experience. This multi-dimensional rooftop venue blends nature and design, showcasing captivating skyline views alongside curated cocktails and bites—all inspired by the spirit of New York City. Marin Architects proudly served as the project architect, transforming a series of existing rooftop apartments into this sophisticated and iconic destination. Spanning approximately 4,100 square feet of interior space and 5,500 square feet of outdoor terrace, the venue offers a dynamic blend of indoor and alfresco experiences. The design features a thoughtfully curated restaurant seating area, bar, and kitchen—brought to life in collaboration with interior designers Dallago Associates, Inc. Our scope of work included comprehensive architectural services, ensuring the integration of design and functionality. The result is a welcoming rooftop retreat that invites guests to unwind, dine, and take in the skyline views.

As the fa?ade installation at 170 West 225th Street continues to take shape, we're excited to share some progress photos from earlier stages of the project. This 7-story residential development is coming along in the heart of the Marble Hill neighborhood in the Bronx. Distinguished by its' unique view of Manhattan, we are excited to continue sharing updates as it nears completion. Photos by?Michael Young Developer: Timber Equities Construction Management:?NY Developers & Management Design Team: Marin Architects?? Titan Engineers PC?? Ettinger Engineering Associates FNA Engineering Services, PC? Hatfield Group Jenkins & Huntington, Inc Vertical Transportation Consultants Durukan Design?

Building permits have just been filed for an 11-story, residential development, at 51 Little West 12th Street in Manhattan's West Village neighborhood. https://bit.ly/4hNen64 Sign up for a free BLDUP account: https://bit.ly/4hPMw5o Marin Architects

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As we continue to go through our residential portfolio, we're excited to showcase two projects in particular: 62 Wooster Street and 113 East 117th Street. Categorized by their iconic facades, both of these projects are a testament of ingenuity and craftsmanship. At 62 Wooster Street, history and modern design converged. Located in the heart of SoHo's Cast Iron Historic District, this 1873 landmark required a level of architecture ingenuity due to it's L shape and age. This cast iron marvel required structural reinforcements to support both its heavy timber construction and the seamless addition of a new penthouse. Partnering with COOKFOX Architects, we embraced the challenge of its L-shaped footprint, allowing for dual ground-floor retail spaces and multiple residential units per floor. In South Harlem, 113 West 117th Street transformed a once-vacant 25-foot-wide lot into a striking six-story residential building. Rooted in French architectural tradition, its elegant fa?ade, Juliet balconies, and iron railings frame interiors designed for modern living—wide-plank oak floors, oversized windows, and custom millwork define each of its ten residences. From preserving cast iron heritage to designing new spaces, these projects are a testament of our commitment to building with purpose. #MarinArchitects #DesignWithPurpose #HistoricMeetsModern #SoHoArchitecture #HarlemLiving #ArchitecturalInnovation #CastIronLandmark #ResidentialDesign

Architecture. Expediting. Zoning. All Under One Roof. From innovative architectural design with Marin Architects to expert zoning strategies through our in-house Zoning Lab and seamless expediting via our sister firm, Canas Solutions, we provide end-to-end solutions to bring your vision to life. Our holistic approach streamlines the entire development process, allowing you to build with confidence. Whether you need tailored solutions or expert guidance, our team is here to help. Contact us today for a consultation!

The Rinaldi Group is thrilled to be featured in Building Design+Construction Media's 2025 roundup of notable Office-To-Residential building conversions. 685 Fifth Avenue, formerly the Gucci headquarters in New York, N.Y., designed by Marin Architects, and developed by SHVO, has been reimagined as Mandarin Oriental’s first fully residential property on the East Coast. This 30-story ultra-luxury hotel residence offers an exclusive collection of 69 private, concierge-serviced accommodations. Residents enjoy world-class amenities, including Boulud Privé—a private restaurant, bar, and lounge on the 25th floor, with optional in-residence dining. The 27th floor features a rooftop swimming pool with breathtaking views of Central Park, while the 5th floor is home to a state-of-the-art spa and fitness center. ARTICLE LINK: https://lnkd.in/g3cJDc-H

Press | MAWD’s interior design work for Boulud Privé, the first ever private dining and catering experience in New York by legendary Michelin-starred chef Daniel Boulud, has been featured in the The New York Times. Situated within the fully turn key Mandarin Oriental Residences Fifth Avenue, “residents are offered room service with a special menu designed by Boulud.” MAWD’s work for Boulud Privé highlights the most exciting new amenity services available, designed with hospitality, elegance, and ease of service in mind. Images courtesy of the New York Times. Full article: https://lnkd.in/g8Dc-Zyj #MAWD #MarchandWhiteDesign #RestaurantDesign #HospitalityDesign #DanielBoulud #BrandedResidences Jade Chan | Marin Architects | The New York Times | Daniel Boulud |

The Rinaldi Group is thrilled to be featured in Building Design+Construction Media's 2025 roundup of notable Office-To-Residential building conversions. 685 Fifth Avenue, formerly the Gucci headquarters in New York, N.Y., designed by Marin Architects, and developed by SHVO, has been reimagined as Mandarin Oriental’s first fully residential property on the East Coast. This 30-story ultra-luxury hotel residence offers an exclusive collection of 69 private, concierge-serviced accommodations. Residents enjoy world-class amenities, including Boulud Privé—a private restaurant, bar, and lounge on the 25th floor, with optional in-residence dining. The 27th floor features a rooftop swimming pool with breathtaking views of Central Park, while the 5th floor is home to a state-of-the-art spa and fitness center. ARTICLE LINK: https://lnkd.in/g3cJDc-H