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The residential units retain the building's generous industrial proportions, with exposed structural character complementing an array of contemporary finishes.

A new steel stair rises from the heart of the building toward the courtyard, reinforcing the project's strategy of reactivating the building from the inside out.

Created by pushing back an existing courtyard wall, the new internal courtyard reduces the depth of the former warehouse while introducing daylight, planting and a more intimate residential landscape into the center of the block.

The former warehouse roof has been transformed into an expansive residential amenity landscape, replacing an otherwise utilitarian roof surface with a pool, deck, recreation areas and planted spaces.

Occupying an entire city block in Downtown West, the 735,000-square-foot Butler Brothers Building retains its historic brick masonry and terracotta cornice while adapting to an entirely new residential and mixed-use program.

The Victor transforms a 1906 warehouse into a 384-unit residential community, preserving its industrial façade while introducing contemporary interiors, a central courtyard and expansive rooftop amenities.

NBBJ's concept is essentially a vertical city: 15 floors organized around "streets," "parks," and other quieter areas.

Conceived as an internal counterpart to Manhattan's public parks, Central Park anchors the headquarters with a glass-enclosed stair that rises through multiple floors, turning vertical circulation into a social and visual connector.

The 400-seat auditorium provides a flexible venue for presentations, company gatherings and events, with a reconfigurable layout allowing the space to support multiple modes of occupation rather than functioning solely as a conventional theater.

Completed in 2023 by NBBJ, investment firm BlackRock's Hudson Yards headquarters is a 970,000-square-foot workplace inspired by Manhattan's streets and parks.