NYC's dazzling first 'mass timber' home sells for $7M
The seller and transforming architect Aaron Schiller, of Schiller Projects, blessed this 21-foot-wide home with a new design and a boundary-pushing standard.
Source: nypost.com
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A Look At Boies Schiller's Brand New Offices In New York's Hottest New Neighborhood
Hudson Yards quickly becoming the go-to location for attorneys.
Source: abovethelaw.com
This 19th-Century Brooklyn Carriage House Is Upcycled for Modern Life – Robb Report
The 19th-century carriage house in Brooklyn's Clinton Hill was reimagined by the Manhattan architecture firm Schiller Projects.
Source: robbreport.com
Eight sculptural wooden staircases that bring warmth to the home
This lookbook features eight sculptural wooden staircases that make a statement and bring warmth to apartments from Hong Kong to Boston.
Source: dezeen.com
Schiller Projects turns former carriage house into mass-timber residence
New York-based studio Schiller Projects has converted a former carriage house into a townhouse using mass timber construction and recycled materials.
Source: dezeen.com
One Architect Shows Sustainable Home Renovation Is Possible in Brooklyn
Using a technique called mass timber construction, a Brooklyn architect created a sustainable home for his family — with a tree growing at the center.
Source: nytimes.com
Minimalist Arizona Garden with Rain Drainage
Who knew monsoon rains could inspire such sleek beauty?
Source: sunset.com
Schiller Projects and Novak Hiles Architects Collaborate on Beguiling Garden Pavilion
Schiller Projects and Novak Hiles Architects Collaborate on Beguiling Garden Pavilion April 19, 2021 A close up of the canopy. Photography by Andy Tye/French+Tye. Sometimes the most sober-minded research leads to the most playful outcomes. Take this beguiling garden pavilion, perched on a London rooftop, by New York’s Schiller Projects in collaboration with local firm Novak Hiles Architects. Comprising a curved oak bench sheltered by a canopy of oak-veneer petals, the little structure appear...
Source: interiordesign.net