ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月4日 07時00分

In Harlem, a dilapidated neo-Gothic rectory has been transformed into an artist’s sanctuary.

Despite its water-damaged interior — a warren of cramped bedrooms and leaky bathrooms once occupied by priests — the artist felt strongly that the building, which dates to around 1907, should remain standing, as a part of the area’s history. But she also aspired to give it a new life as a family home and studio.

Once the contractor’s team began peeling back layers of plaster, they found that the joists were rotten and that the whole interior had to be demolished. But the artist and the architects came to see this discovery as liberating — it freed them to create an entirely new layout.

Tap the link in our bio to see inside the home and read the article by Alice Newell-Hanson (@a_m_n_h). Photo by @jasonschmidtstudio.

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