#vertical-living

#vertical-living

Among the 19th-century rowhouses of Bedford Street in New York's West Village its enduring, the city's narrowest townhouse stands that just 8 feet, 7 inches wide. Fronted by a three-story brick facade, the unusual home at 75 1/2 Bedford Street was built in 1873. Now listed by Sotheby's International Realty, the renovated residence distills a century and a half of adaptation into a vertical sequence of precisely composed domestic spaces.

The DQ Tower compresses the essence of a contemporary home into a mere 4 by 4.2-meter footprint while stretching upwards to deliver a spatial experience rarely seen in its category.