Biomaterials are ready for commercial interior use, an Australian restaurant shows
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The Boardwalk, Shop 3N/1 Honeysuckle Dr, Newcastle NSW 2300, Australia
Design
Client
Âpé Yakitori Bar
Construction
Scope Commercial Construction
Upholstery
Chapman Upholstery
Mechanical Engineering
Marline
Acoustic Engineering
Spectrum Engineering
Signage
Domus Vim
Mycelium Acoustic Panels
Piñatex Cellulose Fibre
Prevalent worked with fabricators producing carbon-negative materials to design a sustainable restaurant space in an industrial Newcastle, Australia, building.
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