The project involved the adaptive reuse of Pumphouse Point into a wilderness retreat. The existing heritage listed, art-deco style buildings – ‘The Pumphouse’ and ‘The Shorehouse’ – were constructed in the 1940s as part of Tasmania’s hydro electric scheme and are positioned within the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. The two buildings had been unused for over twenty years before works began.
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Cuisine: The cuisine will represent a wholly American palate with its roots firmly planted in upstate New York – multicultural , flavorful, simple, elegant, at times impromptu, seasonal, local, international. Inspiration will be drawn from all facets of the culinary team’s broad spectrum of experiences and tastes, with an emphasis on open fire roasting/cooking utilizing the two custom handcrafted wood burning fireplaces, one located in the main dining room and the other in the bar/lounge area.
Location: 13 South 3rd Street. Hudson, NY 12534, USA
Photography: NickWoodPhoto/Michael Davis Architects + Interiors
Project Architect: Ronald J. Nemec
Chefs/Owners: Zakary Pelaccio
Partner: Patrick Milling Smith, producer & founding partner of Smuggler, a Film, TV, Commercial and Music Video production company representing a roster of award winning directors
Distinctions: Nominated for Outstanding Restaurant Design Award, 2015
When Boris Voskoboynikov and Nefaresearch architectural studio were commissioned to design the VIP-lounge of the Ekaterinburg airport, the management was so impressed with the sketches of architects, that the offer to execute the reconstruction of the departure hall came immediately.
We piled up pieces of wooden panels to build the interior like topography. Various kinds of food-related items are laid out on this wooden ground. We expected that the chemistry would be just right for eating and the wooden stratum.
Layered configuration has also been designed for V&A at Dundee. This lounge is in a way like a nesting inside V&A.
Jones is a restaurant/lounge/club in the heart of downtownSan Franciscolocated in the historic Gaylord building on Geary and Jones. The space consists of a 5,000sf interior that opens up to a 7,000 sf patio that in turn is the roof of a 1 storey parking garage facingGeary Street. Based on a complex layout of existing columns and foundations the interior is arranged on different levels, creating spatial separations while maintaining the openness of the club. The interior space houses two large bars, a full kitchen in the back of house area, a dining area with a view of the patio, lounge areas throughout and a very unique large unisex bathroom.
The accommodation of this 200m2-place into an art-gallery-lounge bar gives opportunity to explore different ways of displaying art inside a place which is traditionally conceived as a chill-out space.
The gallery is organized as three-concatenated spaces: the “Light Fall Room”, the “Mirror Room” and the “Dada Room”. The white walls of the Light Fall Room display a so-called “untouched nature”: the only piece of art which cannot be purchased.
Vip Lounge generates a calm, tranquil and peaceful relaxation space for beach side places.
Lounge’s fluid and simple formal lines which remind us a wave form support calmness and peacefulness of the places with its lightness and simple form language and also thin structure system.
SEFAR® Architecture’s TENARA® Fabric brings high design and environmental resistance to an outdoor penthouse-level dining area at the brand new Juvia restaurant and lounge in Miami Beach, FL.
In collaboration with Uni-Systems, LLC, a manufacturer of mechanized structures and components, SEFAR Architecture’s TENARA Fabric offers a sleek aesthetic, a high level of light transmission and diffusion, durability, pliability and protection from high winds – all in a first-of-its-kind retractable fabric awning system called En-Fold.
We wanted to design more sophisticated and effective pier for beach side but also we did not want to a make an annoying solid structures because beaches represents calmness and peacefulness.
We created branchy fluid form which has been inspired by water and wind formations during the exploring forces if their motion. And transformed for special usage needs which are like sunbathing, resting and event spaces. We designed curvilinear lightness form which respect to visual peacefulness taste for a beach side area.
The project issues from the desire to create a bath and recreation area as core of relationship between the two centenary houses of Can Xomeu Sord, located in the Vénda de Sa Talaissa (La Mola) on the island of Formentera.
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