Architect Marc Thorpe reflects the attitude and the values of the Classic Car Club — founded in London in 1995, with a sleek and auto-inspired design. The establishment's new headquarters are situated at Pier 76 by the Hudson River. A hub for automobile-loving New Yorkers, the new location of the Classic Car Club entertains an industrial and sophisticated aesthetic. Marc Thorpe — a member himself, was definitely the right person to employ for the job. The professional creates a dim-lited space that has definite roots in auto-inspired design, however, it is by no means overbearing.
The new layout of the Classic Car Club includes an 8,000 square foot showroom that can double as an event space, as well as 5,000 square feet of space for private members and a 2,500 square feet of a semi-public park.
Luxurious Auto-Inspired Designs
Marc Thorpe Creates a Sleek Interior for the Classic Car Club
Trend Themes
1. Auto-inspired Architecture - Architects can incorporate auto-inspired design elements into their projects to create sleek and sophisticated spaces.
2. Multipurpose Showrooms - Creating spaces that can double as both showrooms and event venues enables businesses to maximize their use of space.
3. Industrial Chic Aesthetics - The use of exposed brick, metal accents, and dim lighting can create a stylish industrial aesthetic that resonates with customers.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive - Automotive companies can create showroom spaces that reflect the sleek and sophisticated design of their vehicles.
2. Architecture and Design - Architects and designers can incorporate auto-inspired design elements into their projects to create unique and visually striking spaces.
3. Event and Hospitality - Event and hospitality businesses can benefit from creating multipurpose spaces that can function as both showrooms and event venues.