A request chef David Myers made of Blueplate Studio from the outset was to design the building as a sculptural centerpiece. The edifice unfolds from a wrapped wood-and-copper façade, with the glow from its dimly illuminated criss-cross relief playing off the atrium’s surrounding earth-toned marble tiling.

Blueplate designers used a pre-existing green wall outside the restaurant as a backdrop to the dining experience.

The private dining room features objets d’art, vintage photographs, and houses a surrealist library.

The main dining hall features expanded mesh woven into metal screens fused in concrete.

“We wanted the bar to evoke a speakeasy feel with our choice of materials to construct an elegant, interesting form that was truly a stage for the art of the cocktail,” says Blueplate Studios’ Stephan Brutti.