So Audiotree bought and demolished the diner and parking lot next door, then hired Gensler to build on the site. In fact, the orange brick facade of Schubas still features the Schlitz logo-a globe wrapped in a sash-in terra-cotta bas-relief. Schubas is now owned by the Audiotree Group, and it was Audiotree COO and co-founder Adam Thurston and president Michael Johnston who saw the potential in opening a more upscale sister restaurant for Schubas.
as a “tied house,” a British term for brewery-owned pubs that pushed their own beer. The building was constructed in 1903 by the Jos. Schubas Tavern, a live music venue housed in a neo-Gothic landmark, is more relevant than ever, hosting sold-out shows nearly seven nights per week. We were looking for something elegant, but not too tech.” The answer was found in a trip to Prague, purveyor of Bohemian glass, and the result is a stunning other-worldly dreamscape: a translucent forest of LED-lit blown-glass cylinders suspended from the ceiling and walls and reflected in pools of water that meander throughout.
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“But the question was how to push it further. “And we love glass,” Sanjit Manku states. The south corridor of the dining floor at Morpheus hotel in Macau curves around to the formal Alain Ducasse at Morpheus, featuring Jouin Manku’s favored palette of neutral beiges, grays, black, and cream. Read more about this projectĪlain Ducasse at Morpheus in Macau by Jouin Manku The design won a 2019 Best of Year honoree award for Fine Dining. One was a Best of Year Awards honoree check the complete list of BoY winners and honorees for additional casual and fine dining projects that we loved.Īfter shopping at Neiman Marcus in New York City’s Hudson Yards, visitors can also eat there in style, immersed in a shapely environment of rounded apertures, circular screens of laser-cut brass, and an oval coffered ceiling at Zodiac Room. Restaurant design continues on an audacious path as chefs and designers collaborate on spaces that are as equally apt to stimulate the eye as they are the appetite. From fine-dining experiences by Michelin-starred chefs to casual spots serving Asian noodles or brunch, here are the best restaurant projects of 2019 featured in Interior Design.
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