The Whitney Museum takes advantage of its proximity to New York’s High Line elevated park with huge windows and observation decks that offer city views.

Floor-to-ceiling windows blend the indoor space with the outside vistas.

Untitled’s ceiling, coated with a sound-absorbent plaster, tilts dramatically upward.

Dining is casual but elegant, with a soft interior palette punctuated by bold red chairs.

Untitled’s sole art piece is “EAT” by Robert Indiana, which hangs above the bar near the restaurant entrance.

A row of semispherical hanging lamps illuminate the favored simplistic materials of stone, white oak, stainless steel, and concrete used throughout the restaurant.