by Jorge Fontan | Last updated May 15, 2023 | Apartment Renovations, Renovations
Toilets can be put into two categories: floor mounted and wall-mounted (also referred to as wall-hung). Like any other fixture or finish that you choose for new home renovations, toilets have implications related to aesthetics, ergonomics, cost, installation, and... 
by Jorge Fontan | Last updated May 17, 2024 | Apartment Renovations, Renovations, Residential
Starting an apartment renovation in New York City can be a complicated process. However, if you take it one step at a time, put together a good team, and have a solid game plan, you will be just fine. Renovating your apartment means you need to hire an architect and... 
by Jorge Fontan | Last updated Jul 9, 2023 | Apartment Renovations, Lofts, Renovations
This project is a Tribeca Loft Renovation we worked on in NYC. It is a 4,000-square-foot loft apartment with a mezzanine level. The loft is on North Moore Street in Tribeca. As an architect in New York, I love working on loft renovations. I was very excited when the... 
by Jorge Fontan | Last updated May 17, 2024 | Apartment Renovations, Interior Design, Renovations
There are so many options for a kitchen design that you may not know where to start. Whether it’s cabinets, appliances, flooring backsplash or fixtures there are endless possibilities. The key to a successful kitchen design is balancing function with aesthetics... 
by Jorge Fontan | Last updated Jan 5, 2024 | Renovations
Brooklyn has many Townhouses and Brownstones. Renovating a Townhouse in NYC is a large undertaking. In this post, we will review one of our Brooklyn Townhouse Renovations. In this post, we will look at some issues you should consider when renovating a townhouse based... 
by Jorge Fontan | Last updated Nov 26, 2020 | Commercial, Renovations
You will need to hire an architect if you are looking to do a retail renovation in NYC or convert a space into retail. Either way you will need the help of an architect. Retail Architects in NYC can help you with permits, inspections, code compliance, and of course...