Hudson Woods in Condé Nast Traveler

Townhouses have a special presence in the city. Their intimate scale, relationship to the street, private gardens, and expressive details, among other qualities, have helped drive a renaissance in townhouse living in New York and beyond.

Our Stuyvesant Street Townhouse project was selected as a NYCxDESIGN finalist in the City House category.

We are delighted to share that Lang Architecture’s award-winning Catskills development project, Hudson Woods, was prominently featured in a New York Times real estate story about high-style rural living that celebrates a new design aesthetic and environmental consciousness.

New York City-based studio Lang Architecture nestles twenty-six lakeside homesites among the forested hills of North Mississippi entitled ‘splinter creek,’ the development integrates seamlessly into 650 acres of rolling pine forest.