Located in the rapidly developing Bowery neighborhood, this mixed use building maintains contextual scale while identifying itself with form and materiality.
Located in the rapidly developing Bowery neighborhood, this mixed use building maintains contextual scale while identifying itself with form and materiality.
Bowery Mid Rise
Primarily a core and shell project, this building form came about by drawing inspiration form the cyclical motion of development and the gentrification of Manhattan. The ebb and flow of development around our sight directly informed the push and pull of the building form. Challenged to design a retail space, lobby, rooftop element, and appropriate intermediate floors. Choosing to design for a the headphone manufacturer LSTN, and their non-profit partner Starkey Hearing Foundation, the building became a mix of offices, recording studios, and a rooftop music venue.
Fall 2015, NDSU Design Studio 
Adam Beck
Retail Rendering depicting the custom retail experience designed to reflect the product and promote a customer guided listening experience.
Retail Rendering depicting the custom retail experience designed to reflect the product and promote a customer guided listening experience.
Floor One Retail Plan
Floor One Retail Plan
Floor Three Recording Lounge
Floor Three Recording Lounge
Floor Five Mixed Office
Floor Five Mixed Office
Materiality and inspiration render
Materiality and inspiration render
Rooftop Venue
Rooftop Venue
Rooftop Venue
Rooftop Venue
Rooftop Venue
Rooftop Venue
Massing Diagram exploring form within the building envelope.
Massing Diagram exploring form within the building envelope.
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