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Le Cirque
Mexico City, Mexico
Tihany Design
Translucent walls and lavish materials
give this restaurant glam and glitz
© Sebastian Saldivar
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Designed to become an exclusive "see
and be seen" destination in Mexico City, the restaurant
plays with the luxuriousness of light. It is placed within
a free floating pavilion constructed of illuminated translucent
walls of shimmering glass, topped with a wood ceiling. The
main dining room is framed by an open kitchen at one end and
opens onto a glass-enclosed garden. There, amongst waterfalls,
the space can accommodate a private dining area.
An integral part of the entire space
is a soaring, undulating, metal wall that spans the entire
length of the room from the entrance to the garden. Allowing
for more separate, intimate spaces, the wall divides the bar/lounge
on one side and the wine room and six private dining rooms
on the other. Lavishly decorated, the restaurant aspires to
accommodate Mexicos elite.
Formal name of Project:
Le Cirque
Location:
Mexico City, Mexico
Gross square
footage:
15, 011 sq. ft.
Architect:
Tihany Design
135 West 27th Street, 9th Floor
New York, NY 10001
T: (212) 366-5544 (x27)
F: (212) 366-4302
www.tihanydesign.com
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