Donald Judd, the influential modern American artist known for his minimalist aesthetic, lived and worked for years at 101 Spring Street in New York City. The unique Soho building, dating back to 1870, was completely renovated by Judd in the late 1960’s and has recently been restored by the Architecture Research Office. In this Design Observer article, you can see the restored space and read Judd’s account of what went into designing this landmark property.