DiGuiseppe Architect

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DiGuiseppe Architect is an International Hotel and Resort Design firm, with offices in New York, Boca Raton, and upstate New York in Stone Ridge. And today, My Design Week is going to show you the best projects of this amazing design firm. Take a look:

HOSPITALITY

• Artezen Hotel

This 89 room boutique hotel has been developed in the heart of the oldest leather and shoemaking district in olde New York dating back to the late 1690s. The design of the hotel pays a nod to this history while centering on art and zen. The hotel boasts an innovative yoga master studio and a two-story bar/lounge with spectacular views of downtown Manhattan.

• Ipanema Restaurant

The family-owned Brazilian Portuguese Ipanema restaurant in Midtown Manhattan was founded in 1979 and wanted to move to a bigger location. The project scope included the complete interior architecture of the two-story space and a new storefront according to their brand concept. The client wanted a design that reflected the fusion of the family’s cultural heritage using fine materials, sophisticated elegant finishes, dark wood, and custom feature millwork piece

RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS

• 184 Joralemon Street

184 Joralemon Street, the former Brooklyn Law School residence in Brooklyn Heights, a 1901 Beaux Arts building was entered into Landmark Status in the fall of 2012. DiGuiseppe Architect converted this 12 story building into 23 two bedroom rental apartments and 1 unique ground floor studio, as well as provided all Landmarks filings and drawings.

• 500 Station Boulevard

This luxury rental designed DiGuiseppe included a community room, clubhouse with a demonstration commercial kitchen, media, business center, virtual golf, putting green, dog wash, bicycle storage and workshop, outdoor pool with Jacuzzi, fitness center with hot yoga, and community vegetable gardens. The construction methods and materials used for the project qualifies it as a “Sustainable Community”

 

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