Originally constructed as a warehouse for the Arbuckle Brothers coffee and sugar company, the building has retained many of its industrial qualities – generous proportions, large windows and sweeping views of Manhattan. “That context, both the history and the immediate connection to the city, became an important backdrop for the project,” says Float’s co-founder, Brad Sherman.”
Read the full feature online at OnOffice Magazine: Float Studio explores retrofuturism in a bijou New York office for tech start-up Antiwork
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