How an Architect Filled a 340-Sq-Ft NYC Studio With Hidden Storage | Architectural Digest

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How an Architect Filled a 340-Sq-Ft NYC Studio With Hidden Storage | Architectural Digest
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AD joins Ben Riskin and architect Andrew Magnes to see how they transformed a 340-square-foot apartment in Tudor City, NYC. This cleverly renovated studio uses custom millwork, multifunctional furniture, and smart storage solutions to maximise every inch. From a transforming Murphy bed to a compact kitchen inspired by houseboats and tiny homes, these details turn this micro apartment into a flexible live-work space.
 
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 00:00 Intro
 01:04 The Plan
 02:58 Kitchen
 05:41 Living Room
 10:08 Bedroom
 11:04 Office
 12:23 Foyer
 
 Homeowner: Ben Riskin
 Architect: Andrew Magnes
 Director: Skylar Economy
 Director of Photography: Eric Brouse
 Editor: Kristopher Knight
 Producer: Brandon Fuhr
 Line Producer: Jamie Rasmussen
 Production Manager: Melissa Heber
 Visual Assistant: Amanda Broll
 Audio Engineer: Lily van Leeuwen
 Production Assistant: Quinton Johnson
 Director of Creative Development: Morgan Crossley
 Executive Producer: Keleigh Nealon
 Senior Producer: Alyssa Marino Williams
 Director, Post Production: Nicholas Ascanio
 Post Production Supervisor: Andrew Montague
 Post Production Coordinator: Holly Frew
 Supervising Editors: Christina Mankellow; Eduardo Araujo
 Assistant Editor: Andy Morell
 Graphics Supervisor: Jessica Merten
 Art & Graphics Lead: Léa Kichler
 Colorist: Oliver Eid
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