When Tricia Brock, the sough-after director for shows such as Girls, Breaking Bad, and Silicon Valley, bought her Lenox Hill one-bedroom apartment in a prewar co-op building, it was dark and had a schizophrenic feel. The front of the apartment had a bank of windows, which allows a pleasant wash of northern light into the apartment, but the back was a warren of cubbied-off spaces facing a skywell. The result was a suffocating set of rooms. Working from sunny Los Angeles, Tricia hired Agencie to redesign the apartment and, most importantly, bring in the light.
