589 5th avenue

589 5th Avenue is a 17-Story, mid-century building, that was designed by famed architect Emery Roth. Situated on New York's prestigious 5th Avenue, the modernly designed building features a clean and minimalistic design, boasting floor to ceiling windows except for an array of white frosted glass surrounding the entrance of what happens to be fashion giant, H&M's, flagship store. All four elevators were designed with a blend of material that compliments and take into consideration the aesthetic of the building's exterior. The elevators feature an almost fully encased white frosted glass interior. The glass panels run horizontally along the sides of the elevator and are divided by stainless steel inlays. The frosted glass meets at the back wall were an additional, protruding, wall panel faced with architectural mesh stands. Behind this panel is an LED strip light system that illuminates the background from either side, helping to create the focal point of the elevator. The rest of the finishes within the elevator are all faced with Stainless Steel #4 finish, while the floor is a neutral black natural stone. the design of 589 5th Avenue's elevators is sleek, luxurious, modern, and edgy. A perfect compliment to an Emery Roth designed building.

 
 

The materials involved include the following

  • Drop Ceiling: faced with white painted Stainless steel.

  • lighting: four (4) recessed installed on drop ceiling. L.E.D slim sleek lights installed from ceiling and run from ceiling plane to behind accent mesh panel.

  • Wall panels: three (3) wood core raised REMOVABLE panels faced with back painted frosted glass divided into five (5) sections by STAINLESS steel channel strips. Back wall has a protruding panel faced with ARCHITECTURAL wire mesh by banker Wire..

  • Hand Rail: six (6) stainless steel hand rails.

  • frieze, reveals, base, & fronts: faced with stainless steel.

  • floor: faced with natural stone.