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Creating the most extraordinary designs all around the world, Rockwell Group consists of a group of over 250 people with offices in New York, Madrid, and Shanghai. It mainly specializes in a wide array of work from luxury hospitality, cultural, and healthcare projects, to educational, product, and set design.
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Generally speaking, Rockwell Group combines interactive technology, handmade objects, custom fixtures, and furniture to create environments that seamlessly integrate technology, craftsmanship, and design.
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The stairs design has definitely its own unique features. Perhaps one of the most important non-aesthetic design elements of a staircase is space. If the designer can’t figure out a good way to use the space under the stairs, they will take up a lot of space for no good reason at all. Modern stairs have evolved so much that we may even find stairs made of books, shelves, drawers, and other objects for your home design. The wood staircase is considered to be on the list of the most popular staircase ideas. Delivering a fresh and unique design with an informative approach is the key concept nowadays for most companies that work in this industry. This is quite obvious that the charm of the company is a vital component to succeed as well. Except for the charm and wide imagination of the Rockwell Group, they have a lot array of projects, including fine furniture and immense design productivity.
MOXY SOUTH BEACH
MIAMI, FL
Located in historic Miami Beach, Moxy South Beach is a 202-key, seven-story boutique hotel that draws on its vibrant context to create a rich fusion of style and culture. This dynamic new destination explores the unique impact of Miami culture, from 1950s glamour and Muscle Beach to the romance of cruise travel to Havana, creating a blend of evocative spaces, curiosities, and experiences throughout the property, including several site-specific art installations.
@EASE 1345
NEW YORK, NY
As part of Fisher Brothers’ modernization of 1345 Avenue of the Americas, a 50-story office tower designed by Emery Roth & Sons and built in 1969, Rockwell Group created amenities on the building’s lower level. Influenced by Emery Roth’s glass tower designed in the International Style, we re-envisioned midcentury modern design to create a hospitality space.
THE WATERLINE CLUB
NEW YORK, NY
The Waterline Club is a grand amenities center and the heart of Waterline Square, a new luxury residence on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. The Club connects the three-tower condo and rental development into a single community—it’s a gathering space for art, music, wellness, work, athletics, and the exchange of ideas.
FREEHOLD MIAMI
MIAMI, FL
This unique hospitality, food, and beverage mash-up are reminiscent of a bustling boutique hotel—but without the actual hotel rooms. Rockwell Group designed Freehold’s second location in Miami’s Wynwood district, which expands the aesthetic DNA from the successful Brooklyn flagship while taking advantage of the all-season climate to seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor experiences. We focused our design of the interior around three aesthetic attitudes: Hideaway; Explore; and Indulge, mixing vintage, industrial style with Miami’s fresh, Floridian vibrancy.
BLEAU BAR
MIAMI, FL
Celebrated for its curved angles and rich history, the iconic Fontainebleau Hotel is the jewel in Miami’s Modern architecture crown. For the renovation of its infamous Bleau Bar, we blended sophistication and glamour to create a contemporary interpretation of the hotel’s beloved design. A palette of refined materials, such as terrazzo, brass, and velvet, in shades of blue and gold, creates a sumptuous environment, framed by the original windows of the hotel lobby.
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