http://www.obmac.com/home daily 1.0 2016-04-29 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/t/5723f34322482e5c002616b0/1458828365706/ WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - HOME https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56f3296d2b8dde0dbfa6274b/56f3f43f45bf21a9d5255400/1458828365706/butler-halo.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - HOME https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56f3296d2b8dde0dbfa6274b/571664208a65e2efc624f08b/1461968353537/Dining+Room+01.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - HOME - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE RENOVATION https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56f3296d2b8dde0dbfa6274b/57166447555986755b92636b/1461968402765/perspective01.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - HOME - HISTORIC GREENWICH CONNECTICUT FARMHOUSE https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56f3296d2b8dde0dbfa6274b/5716649cf8baf3f8a93cf09c/1461973678761/PeacePentagon10.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - HOME - SOHO | EAST VILLAGE OFFICE AND RETAIL https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56f3296d2b8dde0dbfa6274b/571664e82b8dde4a481165dc/1461973721969/Perspective01-a.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - HOME - MODERN BEACH HOUSE https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56f3296d2b8dde0dbfa6274b/57166556cf80a13568e5f4d2/1461973783576/Perspective+02a.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - HOME - MODERN BEACH HOUSE https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56f3296d2b8dde0dbfa6274b/571665188a65e2efc624f9a9/1461973827463/Living+Room+01.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - HOME - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE http://www.obmac.com/microhome daily 0.75 2016-05-10 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/t/57326d3e59827ee074b6da81/1459215179887/ WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Microhome https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56f9daccac962cd0e233c24d/56f9db4aa3360c83a6df1201/1459215179887/Off-White-Painted-Kitchen-Cabinets.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Microhome https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56f9daccac962cd0e233c24d/57019a0d40261d88349e6c59/1462922491918/AndesSprout1-Site+Plan+%5BConverted%5D.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Microhome - HUDSON VALLEY | CATSKILLS MICROHOME AND ARTIST STUDIO Conceived as a mobile unit, this artist's studio is perfectly suited for the Hudson Valley and Catskill Mountains of New York. 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Sliding bay doors allow for cross ventilation and unhindered views. Elevated off the ground, the studio is on skids which when required to be be mobile can be connected to a wheel base, or when a permanent location is found, the perfect height for a foundation with crawl space. Finally, the roof and wall trellises produce horizontal and vertical surfaces for roof gardening herb and vegetables. Sustainable, environmentally sensitive, and with a limited carbon footprint, this studio is the perfect summer retreat to escape the city. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56f9daccac962cd0e233c24d/57019a0e40261d88349e6c5c/1462922523513/AndesSprout3-Plans+%5BConverted%5D.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Microhome - HUDSON VALLEY | CATSKILLS MICROHOME AND ARTIST STUDIO Conceived as a mobile unit, this artist's studio is perfectly suited for the Hudson Valley and Catskill Mountains of New York. Inspired by the simple barn typology, the unit is economical in size utilizing standard lumber sizes. Totally self sufficient, the residence utilized 2 separate water retention systems below its oversize roof, an organic composting toilet, and a composting kitchen. Hot water is provided by solar convection for the indoor outdoor shower, and an RV battery provides low voltage power and lighting. Sliding bay doors allow for cross ventilation and unhindered views. Elevated off the ground, the studio is on skids which when required to be be mobile can be connected to a wheel base, or when a permanent location is found, the perfect height for a foundation with crawl space. Finally, the roof and wall trellises produce horizontal and vertical surfaces for roof gardening herb and vegetables. Sustainable, environmentally sensitive, and with a limited carbon footprint, this studio is the perfect summer retreat to escape the city. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56f9daccac962cd0e233c24d/57019a0fcf80a1095e575376/1462922534367/AndesSprout4-Lateral+%5BConverted%5D.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Microhome - HUDSON VALLEY | CATSKILLS MICROHOME AND ARTIST STUDIO Conceived as a mobile unit, this artist's studio is perfectly suited for the Hudson Valley and Catskill Mountains of New York. Inspired by the simple barn typology, the unit is economical in size utilizing standard lumber sizes. Totally self sufficient, the residence utilized 2 separate water retention systems below its oversize roof, an organic composting toilet, and a composting kitchen. Hot water is provided by solar convection for the indoor outdoor shower, and an RV battery provides low voltage power and lighting. 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Inspired by the simple barn typology, the unit is economical in size utilizing standard lumber sizes. Totally self sufficient, the residence utilized 2 separate water retention systems below its oversize roof, an organic composting toilet, and a composting kitchen. Hot water is provided by solar convection for the indoor outdoor shower, and an RV battery provides low voltage power and lighting. Sliding bay doors allow for cross ventilation and unhindered views. Elevated off the ground, the studio is on skids which when required to be be mobile can be connected to a wheel base, or when a permanent location is found, the perfect height for a foundation with crawl space. Finally, the roof and wall trellises produce horizontal and vertical surfaces for roof gardening herb and vegetables. 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Sliding bay doors allow for cross ventilation and unhindered views. Elevated off the ground, the studio is on skids which when required to be be mobile can be connected to a wheel base, or when a permanent location is found, the perfect height for a foundation with crawl space. Finally, the roof and wall trellises produce horizontal and vertical surfaces for roof gardening herb and vegetables. Sustainable, environmentally sensitive, and with a limited carbon footprint, this studio is the perfect summer retreat to escape the city. http://www.obmac.com/upper-east-side daily 0.75 2016-05-10 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/t/5732670362cd94558960cfd8/1462920705958/ WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper East Side - UES ELEGANT STUDIO APARTMENT RENOVATION Originally a cramped and dark studio, the client wanted to explore options for opening and brightening the space. The studio had been misguidedly divided into a front and back with a windowless rear kitchen. This had resulted in a very dark studio and a cramped living space. Buy removing this partition wall, we allowed light to flood from the bedroom windows into the rear of the apartment. A new walk in closet, refinished floors, simple and affordable furniture all add to the refined elegance. The kitchen was reconfigured with new cabinets and dark granite counter tops to create visual contrast and make the white of the kitchen cabinets pop. 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A new walk in closet, refinished floors, simple and affordable furniture all add to the refined elegance. The kitchen was reconfigured with new cabinets and dark granite counter tops to create visual contrast and make the white of the kitchen cabinets pop. To further reinforce the drama of the space, in cabinet and under cabinets lights were added. Plaster walls were removed to expose the original brick behind, which was repointed and sealed. The fireplace mantle was refurbished, and candle recesses added within the brick wall. The result is an elegance and luxury unusual in a studio apartment. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fb1b4df8508278fbc1dbf8/571543f762cd9498d6da5622/1462920912307/IMG_0651.JPG WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper East Side - UES ELEGANT STUDIO APARTMENT RENOVATION Originally a cramped and dark studio, the client wanted to explore options for opening and brightening the space. The studio had been misguidedly divided into a front and back with a windowless rear kitchen. This had resulted in a very dark studio and a cramped living space. Buy removing this partition wall, we allowed light to flood from the bedroom windows into the rear of the apartment. A new walk in closet, refinished floors, simple and affordable furniture all add to the refined elegance. The kitchen was reconfigured with new cabinets and dark granite counter tops to create visual contrast and make the white of the kitchen cabinets pop. To further reinforce the drama of the space, in cabinet and under cabinets lights were added. Plaster walls were removed to expose the original brick behind, which was repointed and sealed. The fireplace mantle was refurbished, and candle recesses added within the brick wall. The result is an elegance and luxury unusual in a studio apartment. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fb1b4df8508278fbc1dbf8/56fb2147859fd09c8a91ec45/1459359437969/ WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper East Side Write here... https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fb1b4df8508278fbc1dbf8/56fb21491d07c0c393db1541/1462920925944/ues04_border.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper East Side - UES ELEGANT STUDIO APARTMENT RENOVATION Originally a cramped and dark studio, the client wanted to explore options for opening and brightening the space. The studio had been misguidedly divided into a front and back with a windowless rear kitchen. This had resulted in a very dark studio and a cramped living space. Buy removing this partition wall, we allowed light to flood from the bedroom windows into the rear of the apartment. A new walk in closet, refinished floors, simple and affordable furniture all add to the refined elegance. The kitchen was reconfigured with new cabinets and dark granite counter tops to create visual contrast and make the white of the kitchen cabinets pop. To further reinforce the drama of the space, in cabinet and under cabinets lights were added. Plaster walls were removed to expose the original brick behind, which was repointed and sealed. The fireplace mantle was refurbished, and candle recesses added within the brick wall. The result is an elegance and luxury unusual in a studio apartment. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fb1b4df8508278fbc1dbf8/56fb2145859fd09c8a91ec40/1462920939048/ues01_border.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper East Side - UES ELEGANT STUDIO APARTMENT RENOVATION Originally a cramped and dark studio, the client wanted to explore options for opening and brightening the space. The studio had been misguidedly divided into a front and back with a windowless rear kitchen. This had resulted in a very dark studio and a cramped living space. Buy removing this partition wall, we allowed light to flood from the bedroom windows into the rear of the apartment. A new walk in closet, refinished floors, simple and affordable furniture all add to the refined elegance. The kitchen was reconfigured with new cabinets and dark granite counter tops to create visual contrast and make the white of the kitchen cabinets pop. To further reinforce the drama of the space, in cabinet and under cabinets lights were added. Plaster walls were removed to expose the original brick behind, which was repointed and sealed. The fireplace mantle was refurbished, and candle recesses added within the brick wall. The result is an elegance and luxury unusual in a studio apartment. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fb1b4df8508278fbc1dbf8/56fb2149859fd09c8a91ec4c/1462920950979/ues05_border.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper East Side - UES ELEGANT STUDIO APARTMENT RENOVATION Originally a cramped and dark studio, the client wanted to explore options for opening and brightening the space. The studio had been misguidedly divided into a front and back with a windowless rear kitchen. This had resulted in a very dark studio and a cramped living space. Buy removing this partition wall, we allowed light to flood from the bedroom windows into the rear of the apartment. A new walk in closet, refinished floors, simple and affordable furniture all add to the refined elegance. The kitchen was reconfigured with new cabinets and dark granite counter tops to create visual contrast and make the white of the kitchen cabinets pop. To further reinforce the drama of the space, in cabinet and under cabinets lights were added. Plaster walls were removed to expose the original brick behind, which was repointed and sealed. The fireplace mantle was refurbished, and candle recesses added within the brick wall. The result is an elegance and luxury unusual in a studio apartment. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fb1b4df8508278fbc1dbf8/56fb1b7f07eaa0d7536f97ca/1459297160779/Deirdre+02+-+Border.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper East Side https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fb1b4df8508278fbc1dbf8/56fb21451d07c0c393db1535/1462920963212/ues_plans01.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper East Side - UES ELEGANT STUDIO APARTMENT RENOVATION Originally a cramped and dark studio, the client wanted to explore options for opening and brightening the space. The studio had been misguidedly divided into a front and back with a windowless rear kitchen. This had resulted in a very dark studio and a cramped living space. Buy removing this partition wall, we allowed light to flood from the bedroom windows into the rear of the apartment. A new walk in closet, refinished floors, simple and affordable furniture all add to the refined elegance. The kitchen was reconfigured with new cabinets and dark granite counter tops to create visual contrast and make the white of the kitchen cabinets pop. To further reinforce the drama of the space, in cabinet and under cabinets lights were added. Plaster walls were removed to expose the original brick behind, which was repointed and sealed. The fireplace mantle was refurbished, and candle recesses added within the brick wall. The result is an elegance and luxury unusual in a studio apartment. http://www.obmac.com/new-rochelle-residence daily 0.75 2016-05-04 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/t/572a2e979f726643412f74b9/1462381945163/ WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/5706f81fc2ea51a082b36df2/1462381945163/Kingsbury+01.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. 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Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/57157e1122482effba70fcad/1462381974277/Living+Room+01.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/57157dfaf85082a0a4e94b27/1462381988667/Dining+Room+01.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/57157e0360b5e972ced26152/1462382004749/COMBINED02.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/57157e0560b5e972ced26159/1462382021395/COMBINED04.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/57157e01f85082a0a4e94b77/1462382036858/COMBINED01.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/57157e0359827e39cda4aec2/1462382056377/COMBINED05.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/571592c97c65e40c563a6c4b/1462382072837/COMBINED03.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/5706f821c2ea51a082b36e07/1462382094499/COMBINED06.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/57157e0660b5e972ced26161/1462382110655/DSC_0714.JPG WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/57157dfff85082a0a4e94b58/1462382126399/DSC_0615.JPG WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/57157e0059827e39cda4aeba/1462382145607/DSC_0622.JPG WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/57070bbccf80a142cf5c235a/1462382231871/New+Rochelle+Ground+Floor.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2dee7da24fa2afbe3123/57070bbc59827ea0d8b6ae01/1462382207626/New+Rochelle+Second+Floor.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - New Rochelle Residence - WESTCHESTER RESIDENCE As a single family residence in New Rochelle, New York this county style cottage stands apart from it's neighboring tudor homes. Located in the Larchmont Woods neighborhood of lower Westchester County, this home had undergone a series of poorly executed renovations since first constructed in 1928. This resulted in a house with poor circulation, wood plank walls, and a overall dark and heavy interior. Owen McEvoy Architect looked at the home holistically, and designing both the interiors and exterior additions, created a lighter, brighter, friendlier and cozy environment. The first step was creating a proper entrance, with a covered porch and a formal entry foyer, separating the living area from the front door and providing an large coat closet. The foyer was designed to welcome guests and provide site lines to the rear of the house. All the existing wood paneling was replaced with sheetrock. The kitchen was completely opened up to the dining room. A breakfast bar bookended by columned openings creates a freely flowing kitchen, perfect for nightly dinner, and hosting parties. the island stove and exhaust hood act as a focal point in this display kitchen. Light now floods the downstairs, having created an open floor plan. All molding was replaced, cased openings added, new lighting, and warm bright colors chosen. Completed, its a house you can imagine yourself living in. http://www.obmac.com/new-gallery daily 0.75 2016-05-10 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/t/5731f4a107eaa0ea48608c51/1459479160185/ WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - East End Avenue https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc28782b8ddee40363fcb3/56fde27586db438915b6df12/1459479160185/East+End+Avenue_Page_3.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - East End Avenue https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc28782b8ddee40363fcb3/5700721bab48deec98fab009/1462891185850/East+End+Avenue_Page_2.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - East End Avenue - MANHATTAN 2 BEDROOM CO-OP RENOVATION When purchased by the clients, this 2 bedroom Manhattan coop, located on the upper east side of New York City, had not been touched in 30 years. Upgrading and refinishing required a full gut renovation. For a growing family, this couple needed a new bathroom with soaking tub, a kitchen with a pass through breakfast bar, and ample closet space. The bathroom is a combination of marble cut into subway tile sizes, and large format porcelain tile on the floors. A new vanity, medicine cabinet, lighting and mirror provide a fresh and clean look. The kitchen cabinets are white painted wood with a shaker style finish. Marble counter tops and stainless steel fixtures make the kitchen both modern with a colonial comfort. The pass through kitchen counter at counter height is perfect for a group of seating at the display kitchen. The over sized master bedroom was large enough to easily permit a closet expansion, allowing for a luxurious walk in closet, easily subdivided into his and her areas. Complete with clothes racks, shelves, and shoe racks, pocket doors were versatile in saving room and doubling as floor to ceiling mirrors. The mirrors help to reflect light and increase the perceived size of the room. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc28782b8ddee40363fcb3/5700721b1bbee0d8252b4b03/1462891201845/East+End+Avenue_Page_3.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - East End Avenue - MANHATTAN 2 BEDROOM CO-OP RENOVATION When purchased by the clients, this 2 bedroom Manhattan coop, located on the upper east side of New York City, had not been touched in 30 years. Upgrading and refinishing required a full gut renovation. For a growing family, this couple needed a new bathroom with soaking tub, a kitchen with a pass through breakfast bar, and ample closet space. The bathroom is a combination of marble cut into subway tile sizes, and large format porcelain tile on the floors. A new vanity, medicine cabinet, lighting and mirror provide a fresh and clean look. The kitchen cabinets are white painted wood with a shaker style finish. Marble counter tops and stainless steel fixtures make the kitchen both modern with a colonial comfort. The pass through kitchen counter at counter height is perfect for a group of seating at the display kitchen. The over sized master bedroom was large enough to easily permit a closet expansion, allowing for a luxurious walk in closet, easily subdivided into his and her areas. Complete with clothes racks, shelves, and shoe racks, pocket doors were versatile in saving room and doubling as floor to ceiling mirrors. The mirrors help to reflect light and increase the perceived size of the room. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc28782b8ddee40363fcb3/5700721c1bbee0d8252b4b07/1462891218428/East+End+Avenue_Page_4.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - East End Avenue - MANHATTAN 2 BEDROOM CO-OP RENOVATION When purchased by the clients, this 2 bedroom Manhattan coop, located on the upper east side of New York City, had not been touched in 30 years. Upgrading and refinishing required a full gut renovation. For a growing family, this couple needed a new bathroom with soaking tub, a kitchen with a pass through breakfast bar, and ample closet space. The bathroom is a combination of marble cut into subway tile sizes, and large format porcelain tile on the floors. A new vanity, medicine cabinet, lighting and mirror provide a fresh and clean look. The kitchen cabinets are white painted wood with a shaker style finish. Marble counter tops and stainless steel fixtures make the kitchen both modern with a colonial comfort. The pass through kitchen counter at counter height is perfect for a group of seating at the display kitchen. The over sized master bedroom was large enough to easily permit a closet expansion, allowing for a luxurious walk in closet, easily subdivided into his and her areas. Complete with clothes racks, shelves, and shoe racks, pocket doors were versatile in saving room and doubling as floor to ceiling mirrors. The mirrors help to reflect light and increase the perceived size of the room. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc28782b8ddee40363fcb3/5700721cab48deec98fab00b/1462891232988/East+End+Avenue_Page_5.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - East End Avenue - MANHATTAN 2 BEDROOM CO-OP RENOVATION When purchased by the clients, this 2 bedroom Manhattan coop, located on the upper east side of New York City, had not been touched in 30 years. Upgrading and refinishing required a full gut renovation. For a growing family, this couple needed a new bathroom with soaking tub, a kitchen with a pass through breakfast bar, and ample closet space. The bathroom is a combination of marble cut into subway tile sizes, and large format porcelain tile on the floors. A new vanity, medicine cabinet, lighting and mirror provide a fresh and clean look. The kitchen cabinets are white painted wood with a shaker style finish. Marble counter tops and stainless steel fixtures make the kitchen both modern with a colonial comfort. The pass through kitchen counter at counter height is perfect for a group of seating at the display kitchen. The over sized master bedroom was large enough to easily permit a closet expansion, allowing for a luxurious walk in closet, easily subdivided into his and her areas. Complete with clothes racks, shelves, and shoe racks, pocket doors were versatile in saving room and doubling as floor to ceiling mirrors. The mirrors help to reflect light and increase the perceived size of the room. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc28782b8ddee40363fcb3/5700721e1bbee0d8252b4b12/1462891251249/East+End+Avenue_Page_6.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - East End Avenue - MANHATTAN 2 BEDROOM CO-OP RENOVATION When purchased by the clients, this 2 bedroom Manhattan coop, located on the upper east side of New York City, had not been touched in 30 years. Upgrading and refinishing required a full gut renovation. For a growing family, this couple needed a new bathroom with soaking tub, a kitchen with a pass through breakfast bar, and ample closet space. The bathroom is a combination of marble cut into subway tile sizes, and large format porcelain tile on the floors. A new vanity, medicine cabinet, lighting and mirror provide a fresh and clean look. The kitchen cabinets are white painted wood with a shaker style finish. Marble counter tops and stainless steel fixtures make the kitchen both modern with a colonial comfort. The pass through kitchen counter at counter height is perfect for a group of seating at the display kitchen. The over sized master bedroom was large enough to easily permit a closet expansion, allowing for a luxurious walk in closet, easily subdivided into his and her areas. Complete with clothes racks, shelves, and shoe racks, pocket doors were versatile in saving room and doubling as floor to ceiling mirrors. The mirrors help to reflect light and increase the perceived size of the room. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc28782b8ddee40363fcb3/570075992b8ddeaf55746ff0/1462891273753/East+End+Avenue_Page_8.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - East End Avenue - MANHATTAN 2 BEDROOM CO-OP RENOVATION When purchased by the clients, this 2 bedroom Manhattan coop, located on the upper east side of New York City, had not been touched in 30 years. Upgrading and refinishing required a full gut renovation. For a growing family, this couple needed a new bathroom with soaking tub, a kitchen with a pass through breakfast bar, and ample closet space. The bathroom is a combination of marble cut into subway tile sizes, and large format porcelain tile on the floors. A new vanity, medicine cabinet, lighting and mirror provide a fresh and clean look. The kitchen cabinets are white painted wood with a shaker style finish. Marble counter tops and stainless steel fixtures make the kitchen both modern with a colonial comfort. The pass through kitchen counter at counter height is perfect for a group of seating at the display kitchen. The over sized master bedroom was large enough to easily permit a closet expansion, allowing for a luxurious walk in closet, easily subdivided into his and her areas. Complete with clothes racks, shelves, and shoe racks, pocket doors were versatile in saving room and doubling as floor to ceiling mirrors. The mirrors help to reflect light and increase the perceived size of the room. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc28782b8ddee40363fcb3/5700721eab48deec98fab00f/1462891290143/East+End+Avenue_Page_7.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - East End Avenue - MANHATTAN 2 BEDROOM CO-OP RENOVATION When purchased by the clients, this 2 bedroom Manhattan coop, located on the upper east side of New York City, had not been touched in 30 years. Upgrading and refinishing required a full gut renovation. For a growing family, this couple needed a new bathroom with soaking tub, a kitchen with a pass through breakfast bar, and ample closet space. The bathroom is a combination of marble cut into subway tile sizes, and large format porcelain tile on the floors. A new vanity, medicine cabinet, lighting and mirror provide a fresh and clean look. The kitchen cabinets are white painted wood with a shaker style finish. Marble counter tops and stainless steel fixtures make the kitchen both modern with a colonial comfort. The pass through kitchen counter at counter height is perfect for a group of seating at the display kitchen. The over sized master bedroom was large enough to easily permit a closet expansion, allowing for a luxurious walk in closet, easily subdivided into his and her areas. Complete with clothes racks, shelves, and shoe racks, pocket doors were versatile in saving room and doubling as floor to ceiling mirrors. The mirrors help to reflect light and increase the perceived size of the room. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc28782b8ddee40363fcb3/5700721fab48deec98fab027/1462891681490/East+End+Avenue_Page_9.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - East End Avenue - MANHATTAN 2 BEDROOM CO-OP RENOVATION When purchased by the clients, this 2 bedroom Manhattan coop, located on the upper east side of New York City, had not been touched in 30 years. Upgrading and refinishing required a full gut renovation. For a growing family, this couple needed a new bathroom with soaking tub, a kitchen with a pass through breakfast bar, and ample closet space. The bathroom is a combination of marble cut into subway tile sizes, and large format porcelain tile on the floors. A new vanity, medicine cabinet, lighting and mirror provide a fresh and clean look. The kitchen cabinets are white painted wood with a shaker style finish. Marble counter tops and stainless steel fixtures make the kitchen both modern with a colonial comfort. The pass through kitchen counter at counter height is perfect for a group of seating at the display kitchen. The over sized master bedroom was large enough to easily permit a closet expansion, allowing for a luxurious walk in closet, easily subdivided into his and her areas. Complete with clothes racks, shelves, and shoe racks, pocket doors were versatile in saving room and doubling as floor to ceiling mirrors. The mirrors help to reflect light and increase the perceived size of the room. http://www.obmac.com/beach-house-i daily 0.75 2016-05-05 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/t/572a9b41c6fc089f2ede882b/1462409959883/ WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Beach House I - MODERN BEACH HOUSE With commanding ocean views, this beach house and summer residence is designed to bring the waterfront directly to the house. Utilizing a glass façade to provide floor to ceiling windows, this new construction is designed so all living spaces run parallel to the beach. An infinity pool adjacent to the house brings the ocean horizon to the resident's doorstep. Cathedral ceilings and an open modern floor plan provide views from everywhere on the ground floor. The interior spaces are designed for ultimate flexibility. The open kitchen with center island breakfast bar opens directly into the dining room and fireplace sitting area. The living room is adjacent to the home theater and all rooms are focused on the views out to the ocean. The fireplace anchors the outside façade, providing a foreground focal point while doubling as an outdoor poolside fireplace. A grand staircase leads to the second floor and shared terrace. 3 separate bedrooms each have their own bathroom, perfect for guests. The master bedroom suite has walk in closets, sitting area, private outdoor terrace, and a 5 fixture bathroom. In all this house is the prefect New York City get away for the Hamptons, Jersey Shore, and Cape Cod, and exudes a modern luxury lifestyle with west coast sensibility. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2e1062cd9459fe2885c0/57045ad1c6fc0847c3b7df10/1462409959883/Perspective+03a.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Beach House I - MODERN BEACH HOUSE With commanding ocean views, this beach house and summer residence is designed to bring the waterfront directly to the house. Utilizing a glass façade to provide floor to ceiling windows, this new construction is designed so all living spaces run parallel to the beach. An infinity pool adjacent to the house brings the ocean horizon to the resident's doorstep. Cathedral ceilings and an open modern floor plan provide views from everywhere on the ground floor. The interior spaces are designed for ultimate flexibility. The open kitchen with center island breakfast bar opens directly into the dining room and fireplace sitting area. The living room is adjacent to the home theater and all rooms are focused on the views out to the ocean. The fireplace anchors the outside façade, providing a foreground focal point while doubling as an outdoor poolside fireplace. A grand staircase leads to the second floor and shared terrace. 3 separate bedrooms each have their own bathroom, perfect for guests. The master bedroom suite has walk in closets, sitting area, private outdoor terrace, and a 5 fixture bathroom. In all this house is the prefect New York City get away for the Hamptons, Jersey Shore, and Cape Cod, and exudes a modern luxury lifestyle with west coast sensibility. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2e1062cd9459fe2885c0/57045ad2c6fc0847c3b7df17/1462409931988/Perspective01-a.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Beach House I - MODERN BEACH HOUSE With commanding ocean views, this beach house and summer residence is designed to bring the waterfront directly to the house. Utilizing a glass façade to provide floor to ceiling windows, this new construction is designed so all living spaces run parallel to the beach. An infinity pool adjacent to the house brings the ocean horizon to the resident's doorstep. Cathedral ceilings and an open modern floor plan provide views from everywhere on the ground floor. The interior spaces are designed for ultimate flexibility. The open kitchen with center island breakfast bar opens directly into the dining room and fireplace sitting area. The living room is adjacent to the home theater and all rooms are focused on the views out to the ocean. The fireplace anchors the outside façade, providing a foreground focal point while doubling as an outdoor poolside fireplace. A grand staircase leads to the second floor and shared terrace. 3 separate bedrooms each have their own bathroom, perfect for guests. The master bedroom suite has walk in closets, sitting area, private outdoor terrace, and a 5 fixture bathroom. In all this house is the prefect New York City get away for the Hamptons, Jersey Shore, and Cape Cod, and exudes a modern luxury lifestyle with west coast sensibility. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2e1062cd9459fe2885c0/57045ad160b5e9537c99f20d/1462409980732/Perspective+02a.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Beach House I - MODERN BEACH HOUSE With commanding ocean views, this beach house and summer residence is designed to bring the waterfront directly to the house. Utilizing a glass façade to provide floor to ceiling windows, this new construction is designed so all living spaces run parallel to the beach. An infinity pool adjacent to the house brings the ocean horizon to the resident's doorstep. Cathedral ceilings and an open modern floor plan provide views from everywhere on the ground floor. The interior spaces are designed for ultimate flexibility. The open kitchen with center island breakfast bar opens directly into the dining room and fireplace sitting area. The living room is adjacent to the home theater and all rooms are focused on the views out to the ocean. The fireplace anchors the outside façade, providing a foreground focal point while doubling as an outdoor poolside fireplace. A grand staircase leads to the second floor and shared terrace. 3 separate bedrooms each have their own bathroom, perfect for guests. The master bedroom suite has walk in closets, sitting area, private outdoor terrace, and a 5 fixture bathroom. In all this house is the prefect New York City get away for the Hamptons, Jersey Shore, and Cape Cod, and exudes a modern luxury lifestyle with west coast sensibility https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2e1062cd9459fe2885c0/57045ad460b5e9537c99f21d/1462410004728/Residential+Study05.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Beach House I - MODERN BEACH HOUSE With commanding ocean views, this beach house and summer residence is designed to bring the waterfront directly to the house. Utilizing a glass façade to provide floor to ceiling windows, this new construction is designed so all living spaces run parallel to the beach. An infinity pool adjacent to the house brings the ocean horizon to the resident's doorstep. Cathedral ceilings and an open modern floor plan provide views from everywhere on the ground floor. The interior spaces are designed for ultimate flexibility. The open kitchen with center island breakfast bar opens directly into the dining room and fireplace sitting area. The living room is adjacent to the home theater and all rooms are focused on the views out to the ocean. The fireplace anchors the outside façade, providing a foreground focal point while doubling as an outdoor poolside fireplace. A grand staircase leads to the second floor and shared terrace. 3 separate bedrooms each have their own bathroom, perfect for guests. The master bedroom suite has walk in closets, sitting area, private outdoor terrace, and a 5 fixture bathroom. In all this house is the prefect New York City get away for the Hamptons, Jersey Shore, and Cape Cod, and exudes a modern luxury lifestyle with west coast sensibility https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2e1062cd9459fe2885c0/57045ad360b5e9537c99f213/1462410024739/Residential+Study04.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Beach House I - MODERN BEACH HOUSE With commanding ocean views, this beach house and summer residence is designed to bring the waterfront directly to the house. Utilizing a glass façade to provide floor to ceiling windows, this new construction is designed so all living spaces run parallel to the beach. An infinity pool adjacent to the house brings the ocean horizon to the resident's doorstep. Cathedral ceilings and an open modern floor plan provide views from everywhere on the ground floor. The interior spaces are designed for ultimate flexibility. The open kitchen with center island breakfast bar opens directly into the dining room and fireplace sitting area. The living room is adjacent to the home theater and all rooms are focused on the views out to the ocean. The fireplace anchors the outside façade, providing a foreground focal point while doubling as an outdoor poolside fireplace. A grand staircase leads to the second floor and shared terrace. 3 separate bedrooms each have their own bathroom, perfect for guests. The master bedroom suite has walk in closets, sitting area, private outdoor terrace, and a 5 fixture bathroom. In all this house is the prefect New York City get away for the Hamptons, Jersey Shore, and Cape Cod, and exudes a modern luxury lifestyle with west coast sensibility https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2e1062cd9459fe2885c0/57045ad4c6fc0847c3b7df22/1462410049949/Residential+Study06.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Beach House I - MODERN BEACH HOUSE With commanding ocean views, this beach house and summer residence is designed to bring the waterfront directly to the house. Utilizing a glass façade to provide floor to ceiling windows, this new construction is designed so all living spaces run parallel to the beach. An infinity pool adjacent to the house brings the ocean horizon to the resident's doorstep. Cathedral ceilings and an open modern floor plan provide views from everywhere on the ground floor. The interior spaces are designed for ultimate flexibility. The open kitchen with center island breakfast bar opens directly into the dining room and fireplace sitting area. The living room is adjacent to the home theater and all rooms are focused on the views out to the ocean. The fireplace anchors the outside façade, providing a foreground focal point while doubling as an outdoor poolside fireplace. A grand staircase leads to the second floor and shared terrace. 3 separate bedrooms each have their own bathroom, perfect for guests. The master bedroom suite has walk in closets, sitting area, private outdoor terrace, and a 5 fixture bathroom. In all this house is the prefect New York City get away for the Hamptons, Jersey Shore, and Cape Cod, and exudes a modern luxury lifestyle with west coast sensibility http://www.obmac.com/upper-west-side daily 0.75 2016-05-09 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/t/57308373044262a7f8c4cd89/1462797085948/ WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper West Side - UWS TWO BEDROOM MODERN LOFT RENOVATION Located in a co-op on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York City, this two bedroom apartment offered a wonderful design opportunity. As a typical postwar 5 room apartment, the client chose to transform the space into an open loft concept. Inspired by residences in Tribeca, Soho, and the West Village, the renovation demolished compartmentalizing walls between the kitchen and living room. This move allows light to flow through the apartment, increases visual and physical circulation, and ties the entire apartment together. A breakfast bar provides additional seating capacity, while the cabinet and appliance reorganization allows for an eat-in kitchen. The L-shape configuration creates a center island. A newly renovated bathroom, fresh paint throughout, and built in closets create a loft experience in an otherwise typical postwar coop. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc286ab654f9cb18e2ebe6/56fd28ffc6fc088741e34d3c/1462797085948/uws_axon03.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper West Side - UWS TWO BEDROOM MODERN LOFT RENOVATION Located in a co-op on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York City, this two bedroom apartment offered a wonderful design opportunity. As a typical postwar 5 room apartment, the client chose to transform the space into an open loft concept. Inspired by residences in Tribeca, Soho, and the West Village, the renovation demolished compartmentalizing walls between the kitchen and living room. This move allows light to flow through the apartment, increases visual and physical circulation, and ties the entire apartment together. A breakfast bar provides additional seating capacity, while the cabinet and appliance reorganization allows for an eat-in kitchen. The L-shape configuration creates a center island. A newly renovated bathroom, fresh paint throughout, and built in closets create a loft experience in an otherwise typical postwar coop. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc286ab654f9cb18e2ebe6/56fd28fef8baf30d414006c0/1462797101257/uws_axon02.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper West Side - UWS TWO BEDROOM MODERN LOFT RENOVATION Located in a co-op on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York City, this two bedroom apartment offered a wonderful design opportunity. As a typical postwar 5 room apartment, the client chose to transform the space into an open loft concept. Inspired by residences in Tribeca, Soho, and the West Village, the renovation demolished compartmentalizing walls between the kitchen and living room. This move allows light to flow through the apartment, increases visual and physical circulation, and ties the entire apartment together. A breakfast bar provides additional seating capacity, while the cabinet and appliance reorganization allows for an eat-in kitchen. The L-shape configuration creates a center island. A newly renovated bathroom, fresh paint throughout, and built in closets create a loft experience in an otherwise typical postwar coop. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc286ab654f9cb18e2ebe6/56fd28fdf8baf30d414006bb/1462797112396/uws_02.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper West Side - UWS TWO BEDROOM MODERN LOFT RENOVATION Located in a co-op on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York City, this two bedroom apartment offered a wonderful design opportunity. As a typical postwar 5 room apartment, the client chose to transform the space into an open loft concept. Inspired by residences in Tribeca, Soho, and the West Village, the renovation demolished compartmentalizing walls between the kitchen and living room. This move allows light to flow through the apartment, increases visual and physical circulation, and ties the entire apartment together. A breakfast bar provides additional seating capacity, while the cabinet and appliance reorganization allows for an eat-in kitchen. The L-shape configuration creates a center island. A newly renovated bathroom, fresh paint throughout, and built in closets create a loft experience in an otherwise typical postwar coop. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc286ab654f9cb18e2ebe6/56fd28fec6fc088741e34d19/1462797125842/uws_03.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper West Side - UWS TWO BEDROOM MODERN LOFT RENOVATION Located in a co-op on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York City, this two bedroom apartment offered a wonderful design opportunity. As a typical postwar 5 room apartment, the client chose to transform the space into an open loft concept. Inspired by residences in Tribeca, Soho, and the West Village, the renovation demolished compartmentalizing walls between the kitchen and living room. This move allows light to flow through the apartment, increases visual and physical circulation, and ties the entire apartment together. A breakfast bar provides additional seating capacity, while the cabinet and appliance reorganization allows for an eat-in kitchen. The L-shape configuration creates a center island. A newly renovated bathroom, fresh paint throughout, and built in closets create a loft experience in an otherwise typical postwar coop. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc286ab654f9cb18e2ebe6/56fd28fef8baf30d414006bd/1462797140107/uws_04.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper West Side - UWS TWO BEDROOM MODERN LOFT RENOVATION Located in a co-op on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York City, this two bedroom apartment offered a wonderful design opportunity. As a typical postwar 5 room apartment, the client chose to transform the space into an open loft concept. Inspired by residences in Tribeca, Soho, and the West Village, the renovation demolished compartmentalizing walls between the kitchen and living room. This move allows light to flow through the apartment, increases visual and physical circulation, and ties the entire apartment together. A breakfast bar provides additional seating capacity, while the cabinet and appliance reorganization allows for an eat-in kitchen. The L-shape configuration creates a center island. A newly renovated bathroom, fresh paint throughout, and built in closets create a loft experience in an otherwise typical postwar coop. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc286ab654f9cb18e2ebe6/56fd28fdc6fc088741e34d16/1462797154251/uws_01.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper West Side - UWS TWO BEDROOM MODERN LOFT RENOVATION Located in a co-op on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York City, this two bedroom apartment offered a wonderful design opportunity. As a typical postwar 5 room apartment, the client chose to transform the space into an open loft concept. Inspired by residences in Tribeca, Soho, and the West Village, the renovation demolished compartmentalizing walls between the kitchen and living room. This move allows light to flow through the apartment, increases visual and physical circulation, and ties the entire apartment together. A breakfast bar provides additional seating capacity, while the cabinet and appliance reorganization allows for an eat-in kitchen. The L-shape configuration creates a center island. A newly renovated bathroom, fresh paint throughout, and built in closets create a loft experience in an otherwise typical postwar coop. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc286ab654f9cb18e2ebe6/56fd28fec6fc088741e34d38/1462797171314/uws_axon01.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Upper West Side - UWS TWO BEDROOM MODERN LOFT RENOVATION Located in a co-op on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, New York City, this two bedroom apartment offered a wonderful design opportunity. As a typical postwar 5 room apartment, the client chose to transform the space into an open loft concept. Inspired by residences in Tribeca, Soho, and the West Village, the renovation demolished compartmentalizing walls between the kitchen and living room. This move allows light to flow through the apartment, increases visual and physical circulation, and ties the entire apartment together. A breakfast bar provides additional seating capacity, while the cabinet and appliance reorganization allows for an eat-in kitchen. The L-shape configuration creates a center island. A newly renovated bathroom, fresh paint throughout, and built in closets create a loft experience in an otherwise typical postwar coop. http://www.obmac.com/private-residence-ii daily 0.75 2016-03-30 http://www.obmac.com/ryeresidence daily 0.75 2016-05-04 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/t/572a190f40261d0fbc29c14a/1462376619205/ WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Rye Residence - WESTCHESTER OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM Located in Rye, New York within Westchester County, the current configuration of this residence had limited access to the outdoors. An existing deck was underutilized, and the natural flow to the outside was hindered by a compressed space at the door. The solution was to create an outdor living room, a covered 3 season screen porch with an outdoor kitchen, and an enlargement to the existing kitchen by creating a breakfast nook. The deck was integrated into the kitchen by enlarging the existing opening into large French doors, at the breakfast nook, which eliminated the circulation bottleneck. Utilizing local stone and cedar wood, the deck is designed to complement the existing home. Covered with and arbor, the deck will have filtered sunlight, retractable screens, vines and creeping ivy growing up the trellis, all to tie the new addition back into nature. Stone pavers create a large exterior seating area under an old growth cherry tree, perfect for entertaining large parties; and the outdoor kitchen has a hard lined gas grill, refrigerator, a bar with water and ice perfect for guest's convenience. The result is an integration with nature, a blurring of inside and outside, and an outdoor place for New York City transplants to enjoy. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2e5ee707eb954cd97110/56fd4bb45559866f1eb19bc6/1462376619205/rye_residence_Page_1.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Rye Residence - WESTCHESTER OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM Located in Rye, New York within Westchester County, the current configuration of this residence had limited access to the outdoors. An existing deck was underutilized, and the natural flow to the outside was hindered by a compressed space at the door. The solution was to create an outdor living room, a covered 3 season screen porch with an outdoor kitchen, and an enlargement to the existing kitchen by creating a breakfast nook. The deck was integrated into the kitchen by enlarging the existing opening into large French doors, at the breakfast nook, which eliminated the circulation bottleneck. Utilizing local stone and cedar wood, the deck is designed to complement the existing home. Covered with and arbor, the deck will have filtered sunlight, retractable screens, vines and creeping ivy growing up the trellis, all to tie the new addition back into nature. Stone pavers create a large exterior seating area under an old growth cherry tree, perfect for entertaining large parties; and the outdoor kitchen has a hard lined gas grill, refrigerator, a bar with water and ice perfect for guest's convenience. The result is an integration with nature, a blurring of inside and outside, and an outdoor place for New York City transplants to enjoy. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2e5ee707eb954cd97110/56fd4b3a8259b56937435fd5/1459440445603/rye_residence_Page_1.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Rye Residence https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2e5ee707eb954cd97110/5714da6ad51cd442962c5de0/1462376638742/rye_residence_Page_2.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Rye Residence - WESTCHESTER OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM Located in Rye, New York within Westchester County, the current configuration of this residence had limited access to the outdoors. An existing deck was underutilized, and the natural flow to the outside was hindered by a compressed space at the door. The solution was to create an outdor living room, a covered 3 season screen porch with an outdoor kitchen, and an enlargement to the existing kitchen by creating a breakfast nook. The deck was integrated into the kitchen by enlarging the existing opening into large French doors, at the breakfast nook, which eliminated the circulation bottleneck. Utilizing local stone and cedar wood, the deck is designed to complement the existing home. Covered with and arbor, the deck will have filtered sunlight, retractable screens, vines and creeping ivy growing up the trellis, all to tie the new addition back into nature. Stone pavers create a large exterior seating area under an old growth cherry tree, perfect for entertaining large parties; and the outdoor kitchen has a hard lined gas grill, refrigerator, a bar with water and ice perfect for guest's convenience. The result is an integration with nature, a blurring of inside and outside, and an outdoor place for New York City transplants to enjoy. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2e5ee707eb954cd97110/5714da6a40261dc8baec4efe/1462376655896/rye_residence_Page_3.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Rye Residence - WESTCHESTER OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM Located in Rye, New York within Westchester County, the current configuration of this residence had limited access to the outdoors. An existing deck was underutilized, and the natural flow to the outside was hindered by a compressed space at the door. The solution was to create an outdor living room, a covered 3 season screen porch with an outdoor kitchen, and an enlargement to the existing kitchen by creating a breakfast nook. The deck was integrated into the kitchen by enlarging the existing opening into large French doors, at the breakfast nook, which eliminated the circulation bottleneck. Utilizing local stone and cedar wood, the deck is designed to complement the existing home. Covered with and arbor, the deck will have filtered sunlight, retractable screens, vines and creeping ivy growing up the trellis, all to tie the new addition back into nature. Stone pavers create a large exterior seating area under an old growth cherry tree, perfect for entertaining large parties; and the outdoor kitchen has a hard lined gas grill, refrigerator, a bar with water and ice perfect for guest's convenience. The result is an integration with nature, a blurring of inside and outside, and an outdoor place for New York City transplants to enjoy. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2e5ee707eb954cd97110/5714da6b40261dc8baec4f05/1462376671412/rye_residence_Page_4.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Rye Residence - WESTCHESTER OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM Located in Rye, New York within Westchester County, the current configuration of this residence had limited access to the outdoors. An existing deck was underutilized, and the natural flow to the outside was hindered by a compressed space at the door. The solution was to create an outdor living room, a covered 3 season screen porch with an outdoor kitchen, and an enlargement to the existing kitchen by creating a breakfast nook. The deck was integrated into the kitchen by enlarging the existing opening into large French doors, at the breakfast nook, which eliminated the circulation bottleneck. Utilizing local stone and cedar wood, the deck is designed to complement the existing home. Covered with and arbor, the deck will have filtered sunlight, retractable screens, vines and creeping ivy growing up the trellis, all to tie the new addition back into nature. Stone pavers create a large exterior seating area under an old growth cherry tree, perfect for entertaining large parties; and the outdoor kitchen has a hard lined gas grill, refrigerator, a bar with water and ice perfect for guest's convenience. The result is an integration with nature, a blurring of inside and outside, and an outdoor place for New York City transplants to enjoy. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2e5ee707eb954cd97110/5714da6bd51cd442962c5de4/1462376700017/rye_residence_Page_5.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Rye Residence - WESTCHESTER OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM Located in Rye, New York within Westchester County, the current configuration of this residence had limited access to the outdoors. An existing deck was underutilized, and the natural flow to the outside was hindered by a compressed space at the door. The solution was to create an outdor living room, a covered 3 season screen porch with an outdoor kitchen, and an enlargement to the existing kitchen by creating a breakfast nook. The deck was integrated into the kitchen by enlarging the existing opening into large French doors, at the breakfast nook, which eliminated the circulation bottleneck. Utilizing local stone and cedar wood, the deck is designed to complement the existing home. Covered with and arbor, the deck will have filtered sunlight, retractable screens, vines and creeping ivy growing up the trellis, all to tie the new addition back into nature. Stone pavers create a large exterior seating area under an old growth cherry tree, perfect for entertaining large parties; and the outdoor kitchen has a hard lined gas grill, refrigerator, a bar with water and ice perfect for guest's convenience. The result is an integration with nature, a blurring of inside and outside, and an outdoor place for New York City transplants to enjoy. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2e5ee707eb954cd97110/5714da6b40261dc8baec4f08/1462376719275/rye_residence_Page_6.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Rye Residence - WESTCHESTER OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM Located in Rye, New York within Westchester County, the current configuration of this residence had limited access to the outdoors. An existing deck was underutilized, and the natural flow to the outside was hindered by a compressed space at the door. The solution was to create an outdor living room, a covered 3 season screen porch with an outdoor kitchen, and an enlargement to the existing kitchen by creating a breakfast nook. The deck was integrated into the kitchen by enlarging the existing opening into large French doors, at the breakfast nook, which eliminated the circulation bottleneck. Utilizing local stone and cedar wood, the deck is designed to complement the existing home. Covered with and arbor, the deck will have filtered sunlight, retractable screens, vines and creeping ivy growing up the trellis, all to tie the new addition back into nature. Stone pavers create a large exterior seating area under an old growth cherry tree, perfect for entertaining large parties; and the outdoor kitchen has a hard lined gas grill, refrigerator, a bar with water and ice perfect for guest's convenience. The result is an integration with nature, a blurring of inside and outside, and an outdoor place for New York City transplants to enjoy. http://www.obmac.com/peace-pentagon-headquarters daily 0.75 2016-05-10 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/t/573271d98259b54d9c44a8d1/1462923580418/ WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Peace Pentagon Headquarters - MIXED-USE MANHATTAN OFFICE FOR PEACE A competition for the Peace Pentagon, this mixed use development maximizes the air rights and building envelope while conceptually expressing the mission of peace through a atrium and curtain system wall. Ground floor retail and an entrance lobby create a street presence suitable for a boutique flagship retail tenant. Various office tenants would occupy the upper floors, including the various affiliated offices of the Peace Pentagon. A roof garden would be shared, as would other building amenities such as conference rooms and break rooms. This inter-connectivity of users programs would allow for cross pollination of ideas. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2f72b654f9cb18e33ae8/56fddebe45bf2169629ebfab/1462923580418/PeacePentagon10.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Peace Pentagon Headquarters - MIXED-USE MANHATTAN OFFICE FOR PEACE A competition for the Peace Pentagon, this mixed use development maximizes the air rights and building envelope while conceptually expressing the mission of peace through a atrium and curtain system wall. Ground floor retail and an entrance lobby create a street presence suitable for a boutique flagship retail tenant. Various office tenants would occupy the upper floors, including the various affiliated offices of the Peace Pentagon. A roof garden would be shared, as would other building amenities such as conference rooms and break rooms. This inter-connectivity of users programs would allow for cross pollination of ideas. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2f72b654f9cb18e33ae8/57005d9b1bbee0d8252ae444/1462923560780/PeacePentagon11.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Peace Pentagon Headquarters - MIXED-USE MANHATTAN OFFICE FOR PEACE A competition for the Peace Pentagon, this mixed use development maximizes the air rights and building envelope while conceptually expressing the mission of peace through a atrium and curtain system wall. Ground floor retail and an entrance lobby create a street presence suitable for a boutique flagship retail tenant. Various office tenants would occupy the upper floors, including the various affiliated offices of the Peace Pentagon. A roof garden would be shared, as would other building amenities such as conference rooms and break rooms. This inter-connectivity of users programs would allow for cross pollination of ideas. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/56f328cb1bbee0a7bd9ac731/56fc2f72b654f9cb18e33ae8/57005d9b27d4bdaccf313826/1462923697379/PeacePentagon07.jpg WESTCHESTER ARCHITECT OWEN MCEVOY - Peace Pentagon Headquarters - MIXED-USE MANHATTAN OFFICE FOR PEACE A competition for the Peace Pentagon, this mixed use development maximizes the air rights and building envelope while conceptually expressing the mission of peace through a atrium and curtain system wall. Ground floor retail and an entrance lobby create a street presence suitable for a boutique flagship retail tenant. Various office tenants would occupy the upper floors, including the various affiliated offices of the Peace Pentagon. A roof garden would be shared, as would other building amenities such as conference rooms and break rooms. 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