Platt Dana Architects draws on the strengths of principals Hope Dana and Kate Platt to achieve its signature mix of classic and modern design. The firm’s philosophy is rooted in finding elegant and timeless solutions to a broad range of complex architectural projects. Each project’s design resolution makes sense of the often conflicting initial constraints imposed by site conditions, building codes, functional requirements, aesthetic goals and budget.
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Garden Level Townhouse Kitchen Photo: Karen Cipola Pre-War Apartment Kitchen, NYC: New kitchen featuring a Moroccan handmade tile backsplash, custom cabinetry, and Calacatta Vision slab counter tops. Photo: Karen Cipolla Townhouse Kitchen Photo: Karen Cipola Weekend House Kitchen Photo: Karen Cipolla Weekend House, Kitchen, Norfolk, CT: New construction for a weekend house in Connecticut. The kitchen walls are clad with horizontal butt-jointed pine boards. The artwork is by Joe Fyfe. Photo: Karen Cipolla Pre-War Apartment Dining Room, NYC: Dining Room with a refurbished plaster ceiling and full height oak wall panels. Interior Design by Debbie Notis Design. Photo: Karen Cipolla Townhouse Dining Room Photo: Paul Draine Townhouse Dining Room Photo: Paul Draine Weekend House, Norfolk, CT: Double height entry foyer with a stair leading to the second floor. The custom steel handrail wraps the landing above. Photo: Karen Cipolla Weekend House Living Room: Living room addition to an existing house features a stained pine ceiling / walls and a steel fireplace surround. Large aluminum inswing casement windows and doors connect the room to the outside. Windows by Panarama Windows, manufactured in the Bronx, NY. Photo: Karen Cipolla Weekend House Kitchen to Dining Room: Renovated dining area flows through to the new living room. Stained wide plank pine boards are used on the walls. Photo: Karen Cipolla Apartment Renovation, New York City: A custom bookcase with modern proportions mixes into a pre-war apartment. This bookcase design was repeated throughout the apartment to unify the whole scheme. Photo: Karen Cipolla Pre-War Apartment, Living Room bookcases: A custom bookcase with modern proportions mixes into a pre-war apartment. This bookcase design was repeated throughout the apartment to unify the whole scheme. Photo: Karen Cipolla Townhouse Stair Hall Photo: Karen Cipola Kids Bathroom Photo: Karen Cipola Town House Family Room Photo: Karen Cipola Townhouse Stair hall Photo: Paul Draine Weekend House Entry Porch Photo: Karen Cipolla Pre War Kids Room Desks, NYC: A shared work area inside a bedroom for 2 teenage girls. Cabinetry and room layout by Platt Dana. Photo: Karen Cipolla
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