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PROJECT
BALTIC
Condominium in Brooklyn, New York
A building that balances privacy, natural light, and a strong connection to its surroundings. Its design emphasizes verticality through a façade of metal screens and vertically arranged brickwork, while the interior layout maximizes the best views and creates a warm, sophisticated living experience.
NEWCONSTRUCTION CONDO
AREA
10,000 SF
LOCATION
Gowanus, Brooklyn
SCOPE OF WORK
Schematic design, design development, interior design, 3d renderings, furniture and decor phase
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THECONCEPT
Baltic redefines the relationship between privacy, natural light, and urban context with a design focused on verticality. The façade features a screen of metal louvers that provide privacy for the street-facing bedrooms without obstructing the views, while the vertically
arranged brickwork reinforces this rhythm, creating a cohesive visual language. The selection of materials and colors—light gray and black—allows for a respectful integration into the surroundings while standing out subtly against the neighborhood’s typical palette.
Grey Brick
Black Metal
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Textured Walls
Wood
Stone
THESTRUCTURE
The floor plan is designed to optimize the best views toward the rear façade. As a result, the social areas, including the living and dining rooms, are positioned in this section, enhancing their connection to
the outdoors. Floor-to-ceiling windows reinforce this openness, allowing natural light to flow seamlessly through the interior spaces.
THEOUTCOME
Inside, Baltic offers a warm and refined atmosphere. Wood is prominently featured in the kitchen and living areas, adding an immediate sense of warmth. In contrast, the marble countertop in the kitchen brings a touch of elegance, harmonizing with cooler
materials like stainless steel. Every detail has been carefully considered to create a balanced and inviting environment where materiality and spatial design work together to enhance the living experience.
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