The Mary Lane The Mary Lane is a new neighborhood restaurant in Greenwich Village. Developed by restaurateurs Blackfoot Hospitality, The Mary Lane, on the corner of Bank and Greenwich Streets, is a new cousin for the Little Owl, The Clam, and Market Table restaurants nearby. |
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The Clam For this Greenwich Village seafood restaurant, with a dynamic menu by Chef Mike Price, Alta Indelman, Architect designed custom vaulted ceilings lined with tiles made from natural seashells. The bar features suspended glass liquor shelves, a glimpse into the kitchen and a rich marble bar top. |
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Joseph Leonard Design of a restaurant in an early 19th century building including a 2-level bar, large structural opening and custom millwork. |
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Ground Support Coffee Bar Conversion of a retail store into a fully equipped coffee bar/sandwich shop in SoHo, including an undulating zinc-clad counter. |
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Jeffrey's Grocery
Design of a grocery store and bar in a landmarked building, including new historically correct facade.
COMPLETED: Fall 2010
CLIENT: Gabriel Stulman
Market Table Restaurant
Design of a restaurant and gourmet market on a Greenwich Villager corner in a circa 1900 building. Features include antique beams, restored tin ceilings and a custom millwork bar.
COMPLETED: September 2007
CLIENT: Joey Campanaro, Mike Price, Gabriel Stulman
