Tsukiage-An Restaurant by Doyle Collection Co.
A restaurant specializing in Japanese fishcakes is a study in lines: peripheral, criss-crossing, horizontal and vertical.
The tunnel-like space is defined by a louvered ceiling covered with parallel wooden panels. The effect is an rhyt
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