The Roslyn Street Bar and Restaurant by Durbach Block Architects has a unique triangular shape as you can see from the pictures above. It certainly makes the most of its oddly-shaped lot.
The façade mixes matte and glossy colors, and the building's walls flute out towards the roof. A mini garden sits atop the roof of the Roslyn Street Bar and Restaurant by Durbach Block Architects for locavores to enjoy.
Implications - This does raise the question of whether or not you'd rather hang out inside the bar or outside of it, since you'll be missing the visual feast that is the unique exterior architecture if you were to reside inside.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Unique Exterior Architecture
- Opportunity for innovative designs that maximize space and create visually appealing exteriors.
- Locavore-inspired Rooftop Gardens
- Potential for creating rooftop gardens in urban areas to provide fresh produce and enhance dining experiences.
- Fluted Wall Design
- Chance to incorporate fluted wall designs in buildings for added visual interest and unique aesthetics.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Hospitality
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for creating bars and restaurants that utilize unique exterior architecture to attract customers.
- Urban Planning
- Potential for incorporating rooftop gardens in urban areas to enhance sustainability and improve quality of life.
- Architecture
- Opportunity to explore fluted wall designs in buildings to create distinctive structures and captivate viewers.
