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Otis Restaurant.

Title:: Otis Restaurant
Architect:: J_spy Architecture
Category:: Commercial/; Hospitality
Completed:: 2018
Building style:: Modern
Photographers:: Amanda Kirkpatrick

This restaurant in Brooklyn was created from a vacant ground floor apartment. Out front, new large window and door openings were created and the facade was painted to define the restaurant space separate from the residential entrance. The interior required a full-gut approach, even removing the previous un-level wood floors. A commercial kitchen, bar, and dining area are all newly added based on the owner/chef's vision of his first restaurant. The skylight at the rear was uncovered and replaced with new to bring more natural light into the back of the restaurant.

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J_spy Architecture. J_spy is an award winning, boutique design firm based in the NYC metro area. We specialize in creative, highly detailed, modern designs. If we were to describe our work in one sentence, it would be that we strive to make architecture that is better in real life than in a photograph. Often we feel architecture can be too focused on a visual aesthetic which results in great photos, but the reality of experiencing the space is disappointing. Our work focuses on light, materiality, volume, and how you move through space, to make our projects worth experiencing. Beyond this broad ideology, our work is very modern and strives to find simple, pure forms, to respond to the program and site conditions. We start each project by discussing with our client, their program, but also more broadly to understand how this project fits into their lives or business goals. As a staring point of design for each project, we look for something unique in this initial discussion with our client to be the inspiration for the project trajectory. Because of this, our work responds very well to each client’s unique goals. The ultimate goal for our work is to make timeless spaces that society would want to preserve for future generations.