Antek Restaurant
105 Norman Avenue, Brooklyn
floor plan The design of this small Polish restaurant is composed of three distinct areas, each defined by a specific material and its vivid color. The front dining room is comprised of two interlocked, linear zones, each with unique atmosphere. One is defined by a dark wood banquette wrapped around guests with a lowered ceiling, while the other offers light and a geometrical composition of warm tones. Indirect lighting, acoustical ceiling and soft walls define comfort.
The design considered ecological footprint of this new construction and utilized all sustainable solutions: reused elements from the original furniture to construct new tables while providing compressed, recycled paper table tops, sustainable recycled-content floor tiles and polycarbonate custom light panels.
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 completed 2010
1,200 SF
S. Prenkiewicz
 
Barbara Lewandowska


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