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French jeweler Cartier will close its flagship on New York City’s Fifth Avenue for two years for renovations, and move north to space in the General Motors Building, which may become a permanent second store after the original reopens. The original store sits in a 1905 Italian Renaissance-style building bought by Pierre Cartier in 1917 and last remodeled in 2001. Read The New York Times story here
Austin award-winning architecture and interiors firm, Mark Odom Studio, renovated a two-story, 10,000 square foot office building with innovative solutions to adaptively reuse a 54 year-old commercial building, offering more accessibility without taking away the leasable square footage. The original structure has been completely reimagined
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