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Worrell Yeung . Photos: © Rafael Gamo

Set on a bluff overlooking Gardiners Bay in East Hampton, New York, Frame House by Worrell Yeung eschews the traditional hallmarks of an East End property and creates something wholly unique for a client looking for an alternative way to enjoy the natural beauty of the region. The house is a study on a 2x2x7 grid structure in three dimensions, expressed through a steel frame that establishes the rhythm of the house on the interior and exterior. Continue reading Worrell Yeung

Worrell Yeung . photos: © Eric Petschek

Worrell Yeung, the NYC-based architecture studio, has completed a gut renovation and minimalist redesign of an historic apartment building lobby near Madison Square Park. Serving as a liminal space between the urban and the domestic, the lobby is a reprieve from the street, facilitating the transition indoors as well as a moment to pause and reflect. Continue reading Worrell Yeung

Worrell Yeung . photos: © Naho Kubota

Brooklyn-based architecture practice Worrell Yeung has designed Springs Artist Studio, a two-story addition to an existing home in the hamlet of the Springs on the South Fork of Long Island for a painter/creative director and a florist with a robust collection of art and objects. Situated among the dense tree canopies, the new 800-square-foot building houses a painting studio on the upper floor and an exhibition space/single-car garage and powder room on the ground level. Continue reading Worrell Yeung

Worrell Yeung . photos: © Naho Kubota

Worrell Yeung has designed a sculptural spa shed as part of their North Salem Farm project, a collection of new and existing buildings for a family in upstate New York. This project continues the studio’s interest in expressing architectural volume through a simplification of the elements. Set within the agrarian landscape of Westchester County, this family home was designed to be thoughtfully integrated into the landscape.
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Worrell Yeung . photos: © Naho Kubota

Worrell Yeung’s North Salem Farm project, the design and renovation of a collection of new and existing buildings for a family in upstate New York, continues the studio’s interest in expressing architectural volume through a simplification of the elements. Set within the agrarian landscape of Westchester County, this family home was designed to be thoughtfully integrated into the landscape. Continue reading Worrell Yeung