A new FORM magazine article describes the unique way sustainable woods are used at the new WOO Restaurant, on the Las Vegas strip, by Boston architects a+sl studios. Using translucent glass panels fabricated by Vermont Wildwoods and unusual "slats" produced from bamboo plywood supplied by Smith and Fong Plyboo, the architects created an ironically virtuous presence in "sin city."Sunday, May 18, 2008
a+sl studios in Las Vegas
A new FORM magazine article describes the unique way sustainable woods are used at the new WOO Restaurant, on the Las Vegas strip, by Boston architects a+sl studios. Using translucent glass panels fabricated by Vermont Wildwoods and unusual "slats" produced from bamboo plywood supplied by Smith and Fong Plyboo, the architects created an ironically virtuous presence in "sin city."
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment