MOED de ARMAS & SHANNON Architects
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160 FIFTH AVENUE 485 Lexington Avenue

160 FIFTH AVENUE

As part of the complete renovation of this 1890's office building, MdeAS designed this office suite to show that a century-old building could still serve the needs of modern tenants. Taking advantage of the enormous double-hung windows, MdeAS enhanced the unique historical elements while creating a bright, modern workplace.

CREDIT LYONNAIS

As the multi-floor headquarters for the major international bank, it was essential to craft a space with an image of refined quality and stability. Building upon the rich wood and marble finishes typical of financial institutions, MdeAS added splashes of exuberant color for an air of livelihood. A mix of translucent and transparent gridded glass walls frame the simple and effective workplaces furnished with custom-designed office furniture. Of particular note is the de Armas chair, produced by Knoll. 
1001 Fifth Street 1049 Fifth Street

1001 Fifth Avenue

MdeAS provided architectural design services for the complete renovation of this Fifth Avenue residence, playfully inverting the typical pre-war floorplan. The modern fixtures and finishes enliven the space with a minimalistic flair, complimenting the interior design by Eric Alch.

1049 Fifth Avenue

MdeAS carefully crafted this Fifth Avenue residence so that each piece of furniture and every finish evokes an air of modern elegance. Taking advantage of the unit's corner location facing Central Park, the layout was designed to maximize the impact of the stunning park views.