Gregory Merryweather: Architect LLC

06/01/2018

new webpage for our loft system up at gmarcllc.com
http://www.gmarcllc.com/loft - drawings by Emmet Sutton

01/07/2018

recent project: 135 w 70 street is now on our website at http://www.gmarcllc.com/135-w-70/

03/25/2017

06/07/2013

Concrete and steel are in at 4th street.

01/09/2013

A studio apartment with high ceilings was gut renovated and outfitted with a custom steel sleeping loft and new fixtures, appliances and finishes. The steel loft rests on a bamboo base reinforcing the reading of the intervention as a lightweight piece of furniture within the larger space. in collaboration with L Blough

01/09/2013

361 Manhattan Avenue: Greenbelt Brooklyn, New York 15,000 sqft This new mixed-use condominium building seeks to be sustainable in muliple contexts: 1. by reinvigorating the waning creative community of Williamsburg through the development of a community arts space http://www.cprnyc.org/ 2. As the first LEED Gold certified building in Brooklyn, we brought a commitment to environmental issues previously unseen in the area for a building of this scale. One commercial and eight residential condominiums were developed in association with our sister company Dwelling Research Corporation from site selection to financing to aquisition to programming, to design, to construction management. This project has received numerous awards and has been published and exhibited widely. Structural Engineers: Robert Silman Associates, P.C. MEP Engineers: Buro Happold Consulting Engineers P.C. Environmental Consultants: Community Environmental Center. coypyright Gregory Merryweather Architect LLC all rights reserved. with Derek Denckla

12/07/2012

This gut renovation, addition and conversion transformed a 5-family brownstone into a 2-family townhouse in lower Harlem. Highly sustainable materials, techniques, appliances and equipment were used to fundamentally reconfigure the spaces and fully modernize the building services. A series of sectional voids cut through the existing structure seeks to unify the owners triplex as well as activate the traditional circulation zone of the townhouse typology into a functioning social space. The new addition on the rear of the building features colored concrete panels and an aluminum storefront bringing natural light into the living room and parlor level. Structural Engineers: Robert Silman Associates, P.C. MEP Engineers: Engineering Solutions, P.C. in collaboration with L Blough coypyright Gregory Merryweather Architect LLC all rights reserved. see also http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/15/garden/an-inner-courtyard-unites-a-harlem-home.html?_r=1&ref=garden

11/27/2012

utzon curtain wall drawing

11/25/2012

parts

11/15/2012

statue of liberty construction

10/19/2012

eladio dieste: jigs and templates for church in atlantida, ecuador