"The line for tours of Adam Kushnerâs West Village penthouse snaked around the block, showcasing a unique use of salvaged materials in a vibrant space."
"Kushner created a 1,400-square-foot penthouse from two small studios, transforming castoff materials into a home that embodies a 'metaphorical journey' through Manhattan."
Adam Kushner's West Village penthouse, completed in 2004, became famed for its innovative use of salvaged materials, including deli countertops and subway doors. This 1,400-square-foot space, born from two small studios, reflects a journey through Manhattan's history and architecture. With a focus on sustainability and creativity, Kushner's design incorporated elements like exposed brick and a retractable ceiling, all culminating in a tranquil terrace overlooking neighbors' yards. The spaceâs unique character has made it a beloved feature of Open House New York events, drawing long lines of curious visitors.
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