One of downtown New York’s most renowned vegetarian eateries, Dirt Candy, features interiors from TTC’s Jessica Shaw and James Saisakorn, making it a destination for its unique menu and stylish, airy setting. (interior architecture by The Turett Collaborative)
#TTCThrowback 1991: The iconic NewsBar is one of Wayne Turett’s most prolific projects to date. The first of its kind, NewsBar was a cafe-retail hybrid, combining clean design with customer-centric functionality, encouraging visitors to sit and gather, shop the shelves of magazines, and enjoy the space’s ambiance and sense of community. Profiled in countless publications, and the recipient of multiple awards including The National Restaurant Association's “Most Imaginative” prize, NewsBar is a snapshot of Wayne’s inventive design and pre-Starbucks New York coffee culture.
Happy National Coffee Day! #TTCThrowback June 2017: TTC’s Greenwich Street project had its coffee table book moment in “Warehouse Homes,” the print edition of popular interiors blog @mywarehousehome, published by @thamesandhudson
“Our duplex apartment renovation started from the owners' desire to reconfigure the staircase at the center of their home,” says Alex Nizhikhovskiy, architect at The Turett Collaborative, on site at one of our current projects, “Using our in house 3D printer and a scale wood model of the space, we mocked up countless iterations before settling on a soft, sculptural curved staircase, bound by the double-height walls on either side and swooping out into the space. We're so excited to finally see it taking shape on site - moving from our screens, to the model, to shop drawings, and finally to raw steel being hoisted into space.” SWIPE to see the 3D model of the staircase, and stay tuned for more site visits behind-the-scenes. (architecture and 3D model by The Turett Collaborative, photos by Alex Nizhikhovskiy)
🔊 VOLUME UP.
Time to check in.
We know that you haven’t been able to travel like you used to, and a future where we’re once again exploring the world may seem distant.
In recognition of our own wanderlust - and yours - we’re taking a deep dive into the process and stories behind three Manhattan hotels.
Hotels are an essential part of travel; where you stay can make all the difference in your experience, and no one knows that better than the people who help them come to life.
Join TTC’s Jessica Shaw this week as she introduces you to three very different and very exciting spaces around the city.
🔑 TO GET READY, check out our interactive quiz via the link, and try your hand at guessing where ten amazing hotels are located around the globe.
Welcome to #TTCCheckedIn🔑, a daily series starting Monday.
https://quiz.tryinteract.com/#/5f490f728d5b510014c08b09
Shelf awareness (interior by The Turett Collaborative)
Welcome to the Hamptons. Our Bridgehampton project was featured in the latest issue of @hamptonsrealestateshowcase, with plenty of pictures and an interview with our Director of Interior Design Jessica Shaw, who brought the St. Bart's-inspired weekend home to life. The full story is available to read on Issuu via the link! (design by The Turett Collaborative) https://issuu.com/showcasepubs/docs/hres_fall_digital_20fbaf88bd03bc/50
Wayne spoke to Authority Magazine (a @medium publication) about his inspirations, his journey to where he is today, and his vision for the future of homes. You can read the full interview here: https://medium.com/authority-magazine/homes-of-the-future-passive-home-construction-with-wanye-turett-of-the-turett-collaborative-349f78f21003
What are you cooking (or ordering) for your first meal on this botanical penthouse patio? Tell us below. (design by the Turett Collaborative)
tables and chairs: @janusetcie
We shot a very special project yesterday (safely, of course) that we can’t wait to show you! This one features a very exciting client. (Hint: Jessica is wearing one of our client’s designs in this photo!)
Breakfast, sunny side up (architecture by The Turett Collaborative)
Loft life (interior by The Turett Collaborative)
sofa: @vladimirkagandesigngroup
table: antique African elephant cargo table
stump: @whiteonwhiteofficial
lampshades: vintage spring kimono fabric
Time flies. Today we reveal the final stops on our virtual walking tour of the Flatiron District! We hope that you enjoy your adventure, whether in person or online, and that you learned a bit more about our city’s architectural history! Click the link to view the complete list of tour stops. (animation by The Turett Collaborative) @cooperhewitt
https://www.turettarch.com/day-five-celebrating-the-architecture-of-the-flatiron-district-with-a-virtual-walking-tour/
Flatiron on film. Join us in Union Square for the third day of our virtual walking tour of the Flatiron District via the link, and keep exploring with us all week! (film photos taken by Wayne on the 1993 tour) @cooperhewitt
https://www.turettarch.com/day-three-celebrating-the-architecture-of-the-flatiron-district-with-a-virtual-walking-tour/
This week is a very special #TTCThrowback! In August 1993, Wayne was tapped by The Cooper Hewitt Museum and The Young Design League to lead an educational 27-stop architectural walking tour of the Flatiron District. JOIN US this week for a virtual walking tour celebrating the 27th anniversary of the event, only on our socials and blog! We used Google Street View and Wayne’s original tour pamphlet to guide you through the ever-changing streets of the city, whether you’re following along at home or lacing up and taking the tour yourself. On the first day of our tour, we explore the titular triangular building, the Worth monument, Madison Square Park, and more! (animation by The Turett Collaborative) @cooperhewitt
https://www.turettarch.com/day-one-celebrating-the-architecture-of-the-flatiron-district-with-a-virtual-walking-tour/
If you are in the New York area, or can safely travel, check out these in-person socially-distanced, masked-up exhibitions and openings to admire some wonderful work.
https://www.turettarch.com/make-your-own-furniture-fair-with-these-6-nyc-exhibitions/
Winter is coming. And fortunately, when it comes to affordably “winterizing” your home, TTC founder Wayne Turett is an expert. @AARP caught up with Wayne from his energy-efficient home in Long Island (pictured here) and gathered six easy-to-apply tips for staying warm and preparing your house for colder weather that won’t break the bank. What are you waiting for? Click the link to find out how you can start winterizing your home this weekend. (architecture and design by The Turett Collaborative)
https://www.aarp.org/home-family/your-home/info-2020/winterize-your-home.html
“In the New Year I’ve resolved to speak more openly and honestly… with my smart home!”
Welcome to the first installment of our new series, #TTCTalks! In 2021, we will be featuring blog posts written by our management team specifically written for the blog - here, you’ll hear professional architects and designers’ takes on patterns in the industry, their experiences in the field, and more - all from a first hand perspective.
We are excited to share our first chat, written by The Turett Collaborative’s principal and founder, Wayne Turett! Click the link to read his post, and stay tuned for more #TTCTalks coming throughout the year.
https://www.turettarch.com/?p=9114&preview=true&_thumbnail_id=9115
This downtown penthouse embraces industrial allure with a floating concrete staircase by The Turett Collaborative.
21 Items to Help You Organize Your Home in 2021 → If 2020 taught us anything, it’s that your home should be a place you are truly comfortable. If one of your goals for the New Year is to stay better organized, click the link for a categorized list of home organizers - from kitchen storage to coat hooks. (photos and product by @yamazakihome @ikeausa @crateandbarrel @getopenspaces @cb2 @poppin @beambrooklyn @muji @wildlifewonders)
https://www.turettarch.com/21-items-to-help-you-organize-your-home-in-2021/
A major #TTCThrowback to Wayne’s first newsstand opening in 1984 on the corner of Columbus and 81st! We don’t mean to brag, but the New York Post called it “the most fashionable newsstand on the fashionable Upper West Side.” (design by The Turett Collaborative, model by The Turett Collaborative)
A maroon afternoon in the Village. (architecture and interiors by The Turett Collaborative)
rug: @taipingcarpets
chairs: DDC
