Berg’n with Selldorf Architects

Brooklyn, NY
Completed - 2014
9,000 sqft
Type: Hospitality
Role: Sara Lopergolo (Design Partner, Selldorf Architects)

The project comprises of the adaptive reuse of a historic Studebaker service station, repurposed as office and studio spaces for Brooklyn’s creative community, and the conversion of an adjacent garage into Berg’n, a 9,000 SF beer garden style restaurant. The responsibilities encompassed project design, detailing, building restoration, furniture and lighting design, and construction observation.

A portion of the existing roof was removed to create a 1,200 sf enclosed outdoor courtyard with seating. Inside, the main beer hall space has long picnic tables made from reclaimed wood, a refurbished vintage bar, food vendor stalls clad in quilted stainless steel, and industrial copper light fixtures. This project was realized with Bostudio Architecture, serving as Architect of Record.

Photos by Nicholas Venezia, Selldorf Architects

Recognition

Building Brooklyn Award
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, 2015

Best Neighborhood Catalyst
The Municipal Art Society, Masterworks, 2015

Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award
The New York Landmarks Conservancy, 2015

Select Publications

Interior Design, 2014

Remodelista, 2014

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