New York studio Yun Architecture has brought a landmarked federal-style townhouse in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighbourhood back to life. The Tribeca Townhouse was built in 1828, in the area that was home to the Washington Street Market until the late 1960s. Used as an egg and poultry distributor for much of its history, the house is
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Pale pink plasterwork, timber panels and simple wooden furniture were chosen by design studio The MP Shift to make this New York eatery look like an art atelier. The MP Shift took references from 1970s Soho and the Bauhaus movement for the interior of De Maria, which serves contemporary American cuisine. The restaurant in
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Pale pink plasterwork, timber panels and simple wooden furniture were chosen by design studio The MP Shift to make this New York eatery look like an art atelier. The MP Shift took references from 1970s Soho and the Bauhaus movement for the interior of De Maria, which serves contemporary American cuisine. The restaurant in
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Pale pink plasterwork, timber panels and simple wooden furniture were chosen by design studio The MP Shift to make this New York eatery look like an art atelier. The MP Shift took references from 1970s Soho and the Bauhaus movement for the interior of De Maria, which serves contemporary American cuisine. The restaurant in
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LA Times architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne has left his post at the newspaper to advise the city council on architecture and planning decisions. Hawthorne will begin his role as Los Angeles’ first chief design officer next month, after working at The Times since 2004. He was invited by LA mayor Eric Garcetti to fill the
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Acne Studios’ recently opened “pale acid yellow” store in West Hollywood features a sculpture by artist Daniel Silver that doubles as a fitting room. The store on Melrose Avenue – the fashion brand’s second in Los Angeles – is housed in a pavilion-like single-storey building in the trendy neighbourhood, where many high-end fashion brands have outposts. Designed
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Acne Studios’ recently opened “pale acid yellow” store in West Hollywood features a sculpture by artist Daniel Silver that doubles as a fitting room. The store on Melrose Avenue – the fashion brand’s second in Los Angeles – is housed in a pavilion-like single-storey building in the trendy neighbourhood, where many high-end fashion brands have outposts. The
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Original features of a historic building in Downtown Detroit, like travertine floors and plaster ceiling details, were preserved during its conversion into a hotel. The Siren Hotel is opening this month, March 2018, inside the Wurlitzer building – designed by local architect Robert Finn in 1926 and located just off the city’s Grand Circus. The
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Architecture firm Grimshaw has announced its involvement in building a new Terminal One at Newark Airport, which serves New York City. Grimshaw is acting as lead design architect for the project at Newark Liberty International Airport, which the global firm described as “the largest transportation infrastructure design-build contract in New Jersey state history”. Working with
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Brooklyn studio GRT Architects has used a “rhythm” of arched motifs throughout this Italian-American restaurant in New York City’s West Village, along with checkered marble tiles and brass details. Don Angie recently opened in the ground floor of a pointed corner building, shaped by the angled intersection of West 12th Street and Greenwich Avenue. The
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