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A Manhattan Bachelor Pad, Nearly Three Decades On, Makes Room for a Family—and a Flock

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Liev Schreiber has kept the same New York City residence since 1998, and the actor is now reshaping it for a different chapter. With his wife, Taylor, he has enlisted AD100 firm Ashe Leandro to expand the home and soften the hard-edged bachelor quarters into something suited to raising a family. The renovation adds a notable amenity for a Manhattan address: a rooftop chicken coop. The result is a home built for one owner's early years in the city now being reworked to hold his household today.

With reporting from Architectural Digest.

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