Runner & Stone

285 3rd Avenue, Brooklyn NY

the illuminated exterior, punched steel storefront sign on the runner and stone facade

interior of seating area in the storefront of runner and stone

the interior wall at runner and stone showing concrete masonry units ("belly blocks") formed in flour bags, giving them the look of soft pillows

view of the water tower from inside runner and stone

a side view of the stairway leading from the main level to the mezzanine level at runner and stone

light entering skylights in the mezzanine level of runner and stone

view of the mezzanine dining area at runner and stone

Our space was designed and developed by Karla Rothstein, Salvatore Perry and team at Latent Productions NYC. Organic elements of wood, brick, and steel work organized around a planted light court with oblique views transfers the rustic beauty of our neighborhood—from the street, sky, and adjacent water tower.

Flour sacks emptied by Head Baker Peter Endriss were repurposed as the formwork for almost 1,000 custom fabricated concrete building blocks. The "belly blocks" are uniquely shaped forming billowing walls of concrete that thread throughout the restaurant, up the stairwell, and into the residences above.

Awards & Accreditations

American Institute of Architects, NY 2014 Merit Award for Interior Architecture

Architizer's 2014 A+ Awards, Finalist, Architecture + Materials

Archtober Building of the Day October 21, 2014

Archinect's Top Ten Images of 2013

Featured on Gizmodo January 2014.

Private Dining Section

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