AvroKO's designs resonate with me, I think, because they consider the history of buildings when creating identities for the restaurants that inhabit those spaces. They bring in unexpected touches and use materials that one might never encounter anywhere else. I especially liked the card catalog of past menus in PUBLIC (of course), as well as the meat hook chandeliers at Quality Meats. Best Ugly highlights just a few of their successful projects.
Friday, July 2, 2010
Devil in the Details
AvroKO's designs resonate with me, I think, because they consider the history of buildings when creating identities for the restaurants that inhabit those spaces. They bring in unexpected touches and use materials that one might never encounter anywhere else. I especially liked the card catalog of past menus in PUBLIC (of course), as well as the meat hook chandeliers at Quality Meats. Best Ugly highlights just a few of their successful projects.
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