CLIENTEataly
SERVICESInteriors
LOCATIONLos Angeles, CA
SIZE70,000 sq ft
STATUSCompleted 2017
CERTIFICATIONLEED Gold CI®
Eataly brings together a variety of food and beverage venues, cafes, retail, a cooking school, and several restaurants—all under the same roof. For their new Century City location, we infused a California aesthetic with their rich palette of responsibly sourced, authentic Mediterranean fare to create a vibrant, mixed-use atmosphere that draws locals and tourists alike.
We created vertical spiral stair connections between floors and strategically located venue structures to create a continuous pathway of exploration, discovery and education that celebrates food, the art of preparation, and those who love it. Lighting and finish materials create a timeless yet modern international atmosphere.
The project is the City of Los Angeles’ first certified gray water reclamation system to collect, treat, and re-use the gray water generated on site.
Each Eataly store across the world has a dedicated theme—the Los Angeles store’s theme is water and its preservation. Eataly has a mission to promote and educate the public about local and sustainable cooking and food sources at each store location. Concerned about the severe drought conditions of Southern California, they dedicated the store’s sustainability mission to water and placed the gray water system at the main entry to educate guests and showcase this amazing technology.
STUDIOS coordinated the system with every component of the store, including curating the piping runs to the weight of the two 5,000 gallon tanks, to working with City Inspectors and the Department of Health that were seeing the system for the first time.
Additional sustainable measures include:
- Reduced potable water by 40%
- Reduced process water by 64%
- Reduced connected lighting power by 46%
- Reduced energy costs by 29%
- ENERGY STAR appliances installed for 77.12% of all eligible appliances by rated power
- 79% of construction waste diverted from landfill
- In addition, the owners received over $130,000 in utility incentives for energy efficiency measures.
Awards and Press
- USGBC Los Angeles Sustainable Innovation Awards, Water — 2018
PHOTOGRAPHYEric Laignel
Awards
- City of Palo Alto, Architectural Review Board (ARB) Design Award | The Hub at Stanford Research Park
- ULI Washington Awards for Excellence, Finalist | MLK Gateway II
- Future of Work Awards, Jury’s Special Prize | Ledger HQ
- BIM d’Or, Tech Show Awards | Google AI Hub
- Interior Design Magazine, Best of Year Awards, Office Renovation, Winner | Meta EMEA Headquarters
- Interior Design Magazine, Best of Year Awards, Medium Tech Office: Finalists | WHOOP Headquarters
- ULI Europe Awards for Excellence : Winner | L’Atelier Covivio
- Interior Design Magazine, Best of Year Awards, Finalist: Large Early Education | Raymond Elementary School
- AIA DC, Awards of Excellence in Architecture, Chapter Design Award: Winner | Raymond Elementary School
- ULI Washington Awards of Excellence, Excellence in Institutional Development: Winner | Raymond Elementary School
- ULI Washington Awards of Excellence: Finalists | Raymond Elementary School
- USGBC, US Local Market Leadership Swards DC, MD, VA, Decarbonization Award: Winner | Raymond Elementary School
- Fast Company, Innovation by Design Awards, Best Workplace Design: Honorable Mention | WHOOP Headquarters
- Chicago Athenaeum American Architecture Award, Display Installations: Winner | Welcome Galleries at the National Building Museum
- Chicago Athenaeum American Architecture Award, Best in office Buildings: Winner | Meta EMEA Headquarters
- Interior Design Magazine, NYCxDesign Awards: Finalist | 825 Third Avenue
- CoreNet NYC Design Excellence Awards, Project of the Year Under 25K sq ft: Winner | 825 Third Avenue
- USGBC, US Local Market Leadership Awards DC, MD, VA, Judge’s Choice Award: Winner | MLK Gateway II
- NAIOP DC MD Awards of Excellence, Best Washington DC Urban Office: Winner | MLK Gateway II
- CoreNet New England Awards of Excellence, Large Workplace: Winner | WHOOP Headquarters