Cara Greenberg

Architect CO Adaptive multiplied the energy efficiency of a landmarked 19th century townhouse while preserving exquisite plasterwork.

A Fort Greene family requested landscaping for four outdoor spaces that would shine in spring and fall.

A new dividing wall of fluted glass dramatically altered the function and perception of the space, while other small changes deepened its character.

Ingui Architecture expanded the kitchen and created an adjacent roof deck and "kid zone" for new homeowners.

Flights of fancy lurk behind the decorous brick facade of the landmarked Greek Revival townhouse that is the site of the 2024 Designer Showhouse.

Designer Melissa Lee painstakingly restored plaster and injected a modern feel in a Clinton Hill brownstone that is now both home and office.

Hatchet Design Build rethought a circa 1890s wood-frame two-family with no original detail left for new owners.

Rethinking an incongruous developer kitchen was the key to melding Victorian and modern design throughout a stately 19th century brownstone.

Original parquet and good light drew homeowners to a prewar apartment whose mechanicals and wet rooms got a thorough overhaul.

Having fallen in love with a house for its impressive woodwork, new owners weren't sure how to open up the kitchen.