🏢 COMPLETE BUILDING PLANS
Basement through Rooftop • Larger Central Atrium • Station Eleven Inspired Living
```Design Features
- Freight Elevator Access: Direct connection to all floors for moving materials, artwork, and equipment
- Organized Storage: Labeled zones with copper-tagged shelving systems for easy inventory
- Workshop Area: Space for messy projects and material prep away from finished studios
- Climate Control: Dehumidification system protects artwork archives and wood storage
- LED Lighting: Bright, energy-efficient spotlighting throughout for safe navigation
📌 Pinterest Inspiration Keywords for First Floor
"Dark boutique interior"
"Industrial retail design"
"Atrium with seating"
"Interior courtyard lounge"
"Brass hardware dark walls"
"Gold accent lighting"
"Track lighting dark walls"
"Dramatic retail lighting"
Design Features
- Larger Atrium Opening: 25'x25' square allowing more natural light and dramatic vertical connection
- Boutique Mall Layout: Individual specialty shops surround central gathering space
- Gallery Aesthetic: Deep charcoal walls make perfect backdrop for spotlit merchandise and artwork
- Copper Throughout: Fixtures, shelving brackets, handrails, and details create warm metallic highlights
- Flexible Retail Units: Four spaces available for rent or future expansion
- High Ceilings: 12-14' height creates spacious, airy feel despite dark colors
📌 Pinterest Inspiration Keywords for Second Floor
"Dark creative workspace"
"Multi-medium studio"
"Dark tech office"
"Creative tech workspace"
"Red safelight aesthetic"
"Film development room"
"Industrial copper pendants"
"Adjustable work lights"
🕸️ Nylon Net Installation Begins Here
The iconic woven net structure spans the larger 25'x25' atrium opening, creating a sculptural element that connects second and third floors. The reinforced wooden frame with copper hardware supports the installation while becoming an architectural feature itself.
Design Features
- West Wing - Traditional: Hands-on studios for woodworking, painting, screen printing, stained glass, darkroom
- East Wing - Digital: Computer workstations, 3D printing, large format printing, specialty equipment
- Central Lounge: Reception area with views of net installation, coffee station, project displays
- Two Bathrooms: One per wing for convenience, copper fixtures throughout
- Soundproofing: Between noisy traditional studios and quiet digital workspace
- Dual HVAC: Cooler temps for computer equipment, comfortable for traditional studios
🎬 Station Eleven Design Philosophy
Inspired by Lake Point Tower (505 N Lake Shore Drive) scenes from the series:
Very dark, moody, and intimate despite the space. Curved walls, rounded doorways, and organic flowing shapes replace sharp angles. Think 1970s brutalism meets conversation pits and sunken lounges. Deep shadows with pools of warm light. The space feels like a cozy, enveloping sanctuary—cave-like but luxurious.
📌 Pinterest Inspiration Keywords for Third Floor
"Organic shaped rooms"
"Rounded interior architecture"
"70s conversation pit"
"Circular seating area"
"Cozy dark living space"
"Intimate dark interior"
"Circular library design"
"Curved reading nook"
"505 N Lake Shore Drive"
"Brutalist curves"
"Organic shaped bathroom"
"Round soaking tub"
"Cozy cave aesthetic"
"Enveloping dark interior"
"Copper accents moody room"
"Gold hardware black walls"
Design Features - Station Eleven Aesthetic
- Curved Walls Throughout: No sharp 90-degree corners—flowing, organic transitions between rooms
- Conversation Pit: Sunken circular seating area in main living space with plush cushions
- Rounded Doorways: Arched passages instead of rectangular doors create fluid movement
- Library with Curved Shelves: Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves follow curved walls, copper ladder on track
- Spa Bathroom: Rounded fixtures, curved shower enclosure, circular soaking tub, copper faucets
- Intimate Lighting: Pools of warm light from hidden sources, copper sconces, ambient glow
- Dark & Enveloping: Deep charcoal and black walls create cozy, cave-like atmosphere
- Soft Materials: Plush carpets, velvet upholstery, tactile fabrics balance the darkness
- Atrium Views: Nylon net installation visible through larger opening, becomes living art
📌 Pinterest Inspiration Keywords for Rooftop
"Greenhouse apartment"
"Glass house interior"
"Plants in living space"
"Botanical interior design"
"Greenhouse kitchen"
"Garden room kitchen"
"Industrial glass building"
"Steel frame greenhouse"
"Rooftop greenhouse"
"City rooftop oasis"
"Low lounge furniture"
"Japanese style seating"
Design Features
- Industrial Greenhouse Structure: Steel frame with glass/polycarbonate panels, dark charcoal painted beams
- Integrated Solar Panels: South-facing roof sections generate power while maintaining aesthetic
- Kitchen Among Plants: Open kitchen with copper fixtures, herb garden within reach
- Living Room in Garden: Low seating with cushions nestled between tropical plants
- Growing Zones: Raised beds for vegetables, vertical gardens, potting station
- Climate Control: Year-round comfort with heating, cooling, and automated ventilation
- Rainwater Collection: Harvesting system for irrigation reduces water usage
- Natural Light Cascade: Light filters down through larger atrium to all floors below
🕸️ Larger Atrium Impact
The expanded 25' x 25' atrium opening (up from ~15' x 15') creates a more dramatic vertical connection and allows significantly more natural light to cascade from the rooftop greenhouse down to the first-floor courtyard. The nylon net installation becomes an even more prominent sculptural feature spanning this larger void.
Vertical Flow
- Basement: Foundation level with storage, workshop, utilities feeding all floors above
- First Floor: Retail spaces surround large central courtyard with atrium opening overhead
- Second Floor: Nylon net installation begins here, spanning the larger atrium void
- Third Floor: Net continues upward, visible from curved living spaces
- Rooftop: Greenhouse floods entire building with natural light through atrium
- Aesthetic Unity: Dark walls with copper accents flow from basement to rooftop

