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jlho400 Fort Washington Ave. 4F NY, NY [email protected] 787-619-8382
This space, for budding law firm looking to make a statement in a sea of Washington, DC attorneys, is a successful realization of stabil-ity, luxury and warmth. Working within a limited budget we were able to develop a design that conveys the passion of the young law firm while also portraying an impression of permanence and growth. To deliver this tailored message, we meticulously focused on feature elements, architectural lines and materiality to achieve a harmonious balance between budget and perceived luxury.
krAmer AmAdO Type: Law FirmLocation: Alexandria, VASquare Ft.:12,000
The feature wall acts as a back drop in the lobby, welcoming staff and visitors while also working as directional element that both orients and moves people within the space. The feature wall and its detailing support the ideas of luxury and permanence while operating within the budgetary constraints of the project.
krAmer AmAdO Type: Law FirmLocation: Alexandria, VASquare Ft.:12,000
Type: Law FirmLocation: Alexandria, VASquare Ft.:12,000
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TrANSperFecT Type: corporateLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 4,000
A simple yet bold pantry brings color into the staff communal area.
TrANSperFecT Type: corporateLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 4,000
Accent colors serve as way-finding devises with orange accents identifying the social and casual collaboration areas while the blue accent color defines the work areas.
TrANSperFecT Type: corporateLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 4,000
A “cool industrial” aesthetic reflects both the identity of the company and the way in which they work. With exposed ceilings and chalk walls the office is driven to be active and collaborative.
Type: corporateLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 4,000
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The crisp and fresh color palette accentuates the open office,reflecting light to reinforce the bright and open space.
This project was a re-design of the principal entry point for a new bar and restaurant in an existing building in the bustling Chevy Chase neighborhood of DC. Here the challenge was to draw passer-bys up to the second story Cigar Lounge and neighboring restaurant. A dramatic, backlit acrylic stair oozes light beyond a dramatic granite frame that punctures the facade of the existing building to usher visitors to the second level where the bar and restaurant can be found.
ccp eNTrANce Type: Base Buildig ImprovementLocation: Washington,dcSquare Ft.:1,000 aprox.
Once beyond the granite frame delicately folded panel ceiling creates a dynamic relationship between the stone and stairs, giving direction and speed focusing attention on the destination atop the landing.
ccp eNTrANce Type: Base Buildig ImprovementLocation: Washington,dcSquare Ft.:1,000 aprox.
3-Form Chroma is used as a feature element in the staircase, illuminated from below the stairs seem to hover, creating an element of surprise for visitors while highlighting the impor-tance of “the entry and exit ritual.”
ccp eNTrANce Type: Base Building ImprovementLocation: Washington,dcSquare Ft.:1,000 aprox.
Type: Base Building ImprovementLocation: Washington,dcSquare Ft.:1,000 aprox.
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cIVIL LOuNge Type: cigars LoungeLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 6,000
The bar detail acts as both a mounting display for signage in the back and a service display for alcohol in the front.
cIVIL LOuNge Type: cigars LoungeLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 6,000
The floorplan is divided through retail, dining, and bar spaces.
cIVIL LOuNge Type: cigars LoungeLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 6,000
A custom wine display wall divides the retail and dining experience.
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A dramatic and bold restroom with mirrors in the ceiling continue the custom smoke wallcovering.
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rANge Type: restaurantLocation: Washigton, dcSquare Ft.: 16,000
rANge Type: restaurantLocation: Washigton, dcSquare Ft.: 16,000
The program and intent for this restaurant was to focus on the shared dining experience. The open cooking stations with bar height seating give diners an immersive experience, watching the food as it is prepared while sharing the experience with others seated next to them. The open design and activity of the kitchens and diners convey a feeling of a night out with friends.
One of the largest restaurant spaces in the east coast; having twelve kitchen stations and a diverse set of seating arrangements.
Type: restaurantLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 16,000
A custom shelving system gives directionality, texture and interest to accentuate the space. A blend of glass, marble and wood keep the palette light and luxurious. Lighting is bright to keep diners chatting, active and moving.
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Type: restaurantLocation: Washigton, dcSquare Ft.: 16,000
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OSTerIA mArzANO Type: restaurantLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 6,000
A long and narrow plan was challenging when the program demanded different seating styles. Using the bar as a point of pivot, we were able to keep it close to everyone while allowing it to shape the circulation path.
A dividing custom wall that stores wine bottles was created to maximize space and expose an element of the dining offering.
OSTerIA mArzANO Type: restaurantLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 6,000
A warm and intimate dining banquettes with views to the bar.
OSTerIA mArzANO Type: restaurantLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 6,000
A progressive curved ceiling and bar detail leads people into the back of the restaurant and patio entrance.
FAmILY meAL Type: diner restaurantLocation: Frederick, mdSquare Ft.: 5,000
This project, for TopChef Brian Voltagio, transformed an old car dealership into a modern diner. Working with a limited budget was challenging, yet rewarding process. In a heavily vehicular setting, the exterior had to appeal to the fast moving traffic of the adjacent highway while the interior focused on creating an experience that celebrated meticulously handcrafted offerings of the diner.
An open plan maximizes the amount of seating. A central kitchen with open fenestrations connects the back of house with front of house and opens the kitchen to diners.
FAmILY meAL Type: diner restaurantLocation: Frederick, mdSquare Ft.: 5,000
Openings between the dining area and kitchen as well as the exposed bar further celebrate the complete dining experience.
FAmILY meAL Type: diner restaurantLocation: Frederick, mdSquare Ft.: 5,000
Hard surfaces reflect the sounds of making and chatter throughout the restaurant immersing diners in the experience of being at the “gastro-diner.”
FAmILY meAL Type: diner restaurantLocation: Frederick, mdSquare Ft.: 5,000
A dark tiles neutralize the ceiling plane, keeping the focus at the dining level for a sense of intimacy and connection with the space.
Type: Fast casual restaurantLocation: Arlington, VASquare Ft.: 2,500
A fast-casual restaurant using elements of Thai culture and integrating these elements into the interiors. Custom feature wall, custom table and laser cut screen give interest and uniqueness to the brand and environment.
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TOm Yum dISTrIcT Type: Fast casual restaurantLocation: Arlington, VASquare Ft.: 2,500
Type: Fast causal restaurantLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 1,500 aprox.
We created a conceptual package for a fast-casual lunch restaurant of the chef Bryan Voltaggio. The design program was to keep a quick grab and go during lunch and transform to light cocktails and snack at night. Maintaining flexible seating at various heights was crucial to accomplishing this program.
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LuNcHBOx Type: Fast causal restaurantLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 1,500 aprox.
Graphics texturize the brand; technology keeps cos-tumers informed on their nutritional choices.
LuNcHBOx Type: Fast causal restaurantLocation: Washington, dcSquare Ft.: 1,500 aprox.
jlho400 Fort Washington Ave. 4F NY, NY [email protected] 787-619-8382
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