Architects Cut Through Roof To Convert Carriage House Into Sunbathed Home

Preserving the antique exterior of an historic building while carving out a contemporary living space is no easy task. Watch as architects Beth O’Neill and Chris McVoy of O’Neill McVoy Architects offer an intimate walkthrough of the methodology behind their transformative renovation of Clinton Hill Courtyard House. By overcoming a series of exacting design and construction challenges, the architects helped convert what was a run-down Brooklyn carriage house into light-filled, spacious home.

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Architects Cut Through Roof To Convert Carriage House Into Sunbathed Home

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