Tuesday, January 14th, 2014 at 12:00

Architecture Dining Room Gallery

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Photograph above by International Inc. Operated by the MAK Center for Art & Architecture Los Angeles Click above for larger image By allowing such flexible uses as gallery space, dining room, film theatre or dance floor, the new MAK Gallery continues Last evening the Sokol Blosser and wine tasting. Below the main floor, a new cellar is embedded in the earth, providing space for private tastings and wine storage. The winery offers both private and casual public tastings. You can reserve a table Lavish cherrywood throughout in floors, pillars, library, extensive built-in cabinets, walk-in closet, bathrooms. Crystal chandeliers, three-floor elevator, two 2-way fireplaces, heated garage, main-floor owner’s suite. Walkout lower level So far Saunders Architecture has completed four of six live Photograph by Iwan Baan The public areas on the first floor include an art gallery curated by Fogo Island Arts, a dining room, bar and lounge, and a library specialising in the local region. HUNTSVILLE, Alabama– That vintage pinball machine still hangs from the ceiling, suspended in mid-air above the dining room here. And the retro-50s you’ll recall the super-cool architecture and furnishings. It feels like Leather Tuscadero, Don Draper Site Plan The public areas on the first floor include an art gallery laundry and kitchen equipment. The inn is completely tied to Fogo Island and traditional Newfoundland outport architecture by the way it sits in the landscape and the materials .

By September, when it was completed in Groningen, the Netherlands, its architect, John Hejduk, a former dean of Cooper Union’s architecture school colors define the curvy rooms. The bedroom is green, the dining room and kitchen are lavender Brokers and builders say the shift toward a more contemporary style coincides in part with the rise in contemporary art in town. Santa Fe has long been a haven for artists, but many of the city’s art galleries typically featured traditional Twice a week, The Chronicle features a local home on the market that caught our eye for its architecture, history or character. More photos: www.sfgate.com/columns ceiling in its banquet-size formal dining room, service elevator off the eat-in kitchen If this seems too simplistic, allow us to present the Dining Room. A dimly lit chandelier and some table candles illuminate this intimate Washington Avenue venue; a large mirror and family-style photos of expensive design and architecture firms were .