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WORK Architecture Company's Diane von Furstenberg Studio,New York

Authors:	Jayne Merkel

Abstract:	In what was once the goriest part of Manhattan - the Meatpacking District on the far west side - WORKac has created a glittery collection of showrooms, studios and offices spread over four floors, sandwiched between a rooftop dwelling and a street-level flagship store within a pair of 19th-century warehouses. Jayne Merkel explains how sunlight from an angular jewel-like skylight fills the interior, which is intersected by a bejewelled, precast-concrete grand staircase, with refracted, reflected, constantly changing and relatively natural-looking light. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

Keywords:	Rem Koolhaas Prada stores Puppies Behind Bars Isaac Mizrahi boutique Creative Time Inc Dan Wood and Amale Andraos Creative Time Information Hub in Times Square P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center in Long Island City, Queens Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Urban Farm recyclable cardboard drums WORK Architecture Company, Diane von Furstenberg Studio, Washington and 14th Streets, Meatpacking District, New York, 2007 Styrofoam models rooftop ‘diamond’ metal and concrete decking poured-resin floors five-storey crystal-lined, skylighted staircase ‘stairdelier’ glass-walled, grass-roofed residence ‘DvF Worldwide Rollout’ ‘wrap’ concept white plaster walls low-iron glass fixture walls mirrored ceilings Anthropologie the Clark Institute Mass MoCA Children's Art Museum.