Stadium club: ISI renovates a ho-hum club with zippy colors and baseball-related decor

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The members-only Anheuser-Busch Stadium Club in Saint Lewis, MD, was transformed by Interior Space Inc. (ISI) into an upbeat, classy bar and restaurant. As expected, the interiors are suffused with baseball memorabilia. Games are broadcast throughout the 13,000-sq.-ft. club, from the outside seating area to the lobby to the bar and restaurant. A special feature is the "Ghost of the Past" corridor featuring Cardinal Hall of Famers mounted in arches resembling classic stadium architecture.

Management, Sports facilities, Interior Space Inc.

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CMP Media San Francisco: Richard Pollack & Associates

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CMP Media has tapped Richard Pollack and Assoc to conduct the interior design services for a new San Francisco Bay Area office that will house its planned Internet services. CMP, a magazine and newspaper publisher, wanted the new office to reflect its new image. Richard Pollack and Assoc completed the interior design based on CMP's specifications. Workstations for the 125-person staff were adjusted to meet the specific needs of the sales, editorial, programming and technical units.

Publishing industry, Buildings and facilities, Richard Pollack and Associates, CMP Media L.L.C.

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NikeTown New York City

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The NikeTown store in Manhattan, New York was designed to promote brand identity rather than encourage sales. The store features a skylit atrium wherein scrims descend over the window and skylight every 20 minutes to showcase short Nike films. Each floor is devoted to a particular category such as team sports and women's athletic products while shoe tubes provide a glimpse of the movement of products from the basement to retail floors.

Store design

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