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.

Lang's Stuyvesant Street Townhouse has been featured in the news and media outlets listed below.

The décor tastes of spouses can be antagonistic. Not so the pair who commissioned Manhattan designer Magdalena Keck to complete the interiors of their young family’s weekend home in Hudson Woods, a community in Kerhonkson, N.Y. The wife craved the aesthetic of her native Japan, while the Midwestern husband gravitated toward Danish modern furniture—unusually compatible ingredients.

Last week, we had a wonderful evening celebrating the new Lang Architecture and Brick & Wonder studio.

Our success would not be possible without our talented partners whose creations helped us define and shape the uniqueness of each home at Hudson Woods.

We continue to express our appreciation to our partners whose products helped us define and shape the uniqueness of each home at Hudson Woods.

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.

What stands in the way becomes the way

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.

Photographer Michael Biondo spent a day at the construction site with the team to capture the process.

Photographer Michael Biondo captured Hudson Woods on a snowy day in winter.

Watch a video with Architect Drew Lang discussing the origin & philosophy of Hudson Woods.