Tribeca is a New York style gastro pub designed by LineHouse. It is located on a tree-lined street in Jing’an,
Tribeca
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Tribeca’s interior adopts a sense of freshness and lightness which looks contrasting to its surrounding dark and industrial restaurants or bars.
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The concrete walls are adorned with playful graphical drawings referred to the roaring 1920’s New York bar scenes.
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The scenes include cigarette smoke with fleeting conversations drawn on one side of the pub’s walls, dancing feet, drunk hats.
A Strong Distinction
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LineHouse intended to offer a strong distinction between the old and new through a white datum inserted into the space.
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The datum acts as a high-level display shelve and wraps the bar with edging shadowless bulbs hanged beneath. The insertion creates a contrast to the existing raw concrete.
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It also extends to the entrance where a terrace with exterior seating is arranged.
Mirror and Bronze Insertions
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Within the white datum, mirror and bronze insertions are involved.
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These insertions help create a sense of festivity and voyeurism with the mirror bulbs reflected upon the surfaces.
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In addition, the centralized bar is made of stacked light wood logs equipped with a bronze and black metal shelving atop. It floats within the edging insertion.
Via LineHouse
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