Gotham Market at the Ashland
New York firm Jeffrey Beers International (JBI) is behind the Gotham Organization’s second project in Brooklyn’s Fort Greene neighborhood: Spanning 16,000 square feet, Gotham Market at the Ashland houses eight dining concepts all unified under a simple material palette, while evoking the borough’s industrial roots.
Gotham Market at the Ashland
New York firm Jeffrey Beers International (JBI) is behind the Gotham Organization’s second project in Brooklyn’s Fort Greene neighborhood: Spanning 16,000 square feet, Gotham Market at the Ashland houses eight dining concepts all unified under a simple material palette, while evoking the borough’s industrial roots.
Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Brooklyn neighborhood and flood the interior of the JBI-designed Gotham Market at the Ashland with natural light.
The rich, industrial heritage of Brooklyn architecture informed the design from JBI.
The 26-foot-tall atrium ceiling features custom black steel pipe chandeliers, exposed filament bulbs, and glass globes.
The 180 handblown glass globe fixtures have been crafted by lighting duo KEEP and produced at neighboring studio UrbanGlass.
Core materials like reclaimed wood and exposed brick and concrete unify each dining concept’s varying aesthetic.
Nearly 400 seats (as well as spots outside) make up all eight eateries, including Apizza Regionale, Bar Granger, Flip Bird, Mason Jar, MJ Station, Boqueria, Egg at the Bird, and a pop-up space with rotating chefs and restaurants,