HIGH RISE RESIDENCE
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Sandwiched between a concrete floor and 8 foot high concrete ceiling with little opportunity to manipulate height, a new open plan removes obstructions and condenses the private areas around the existing mechanical/plumbing risers. A rich pallet of materials were used including, stainless steel, cast glass, and pigmented concrete. Interiors by Leslie Jones Interiors, Chicago, Illinois. All photographs by Doug Snower Photography, Chicago. General Contractor was Harold O. Schulz Company. |
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KitchenView toward the cooktop across the island. Stainless steel shroud above. |
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BathA large cast concrete vanity hovers in front of the exterior window wall. |
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EntryA cast glass pivot door with a custom stainless steel surround and pull greets visitors. |
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BedroomView at dusk, looking toward the City |
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Living RoomView at night, during a thunderstorm |
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Wet BarThe main entertaining space with the wet bar in the background. |
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DiningView during a bright morning |
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Master BathPrecast concrete vanity and tub |
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Kitchen IslandView past the island to Dining beyond |
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Family AreaView of cast glass buffet in foreground, glass cabinets beyond |
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BedroomTranslucent glass wall with solid wood door |
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