Adriana Sassoon is an industrial designer, interior designer, model, luxury real estate specialist, home builder.
Adriana Sassoon has worked as stylist, in a wide range of fields spanning design innovations and integrated social work.
Sassoon has a unique background in fashion and beauty.
From her native Sao Paulo, Brazil, Adriana graduated “The Ecole des Beaux’s – Arts” with her first degree in Industrial Design before arriving in the United States where she received a second degree in Interior Design from the FIDM Los Angeles.
A Docent for the French Trade Commission Exhibition “Les Paris des Createurs”.
St-Germain, known for transforming 1,000 elderflowers bouquet into each bottle of liqueur, to collaborate with landscape artist Lily Kwong at the Faena Hotel’s Clusia rosea tree after it was damaged during Hurricane Irma. Utilizing “tying rituals,” she will transform the tree into a living work of art. @stgermaindrinks.fr @stgermaindrink
Last Night #faenahotelmiamibeach #art instillation by #petertunney The sinking of the #tajmahal #love #creative #beautiful #friends #artbasel #miami @petertunneyart @faenaart #miamibeach
A first time Art Basel experience curated by established gem connoisseur, Marc Tanjeloff of Astro West. A boutique gallery located in Manhattan’s upper west side, home to astonishingly rare crystal and fossil specimen (some centuries old). This exhibit taps the creative minds of rising NYC artists Morgan Freeman and Shepherd Flashman Lowrey. The two have been tasked with providing new context to the worlds oldest sculptures. Meshing rock & steel, the result is a strong contrast between masculine and feminine archetypes.
Thursday, December 7th through Sunday, December 10th from 12noon to midnight.
Morgan J. Freeman & Shepherd Flashman Lowrey invite you to the opening of J U M Y O an exhibition hosted at Laundromat Art Space in Little Haiti during Miami Art Week.
The exhibit features sculptures and imagery made by these two emerging New York City artists.
A first time Art Basel experience curated by established gem connoisseur, Marc Tanjeloff of Astro WestA boutique gallery located in Manhattan’s upper west side, home to astonishingly rare crystal and fossil specimen, some centuries old. This exhibit taps the creative minds of rising NYC artists Morgan J. Freeman and Shepherd Flashman Lowrey. The two have been tasked with providing new context to the worlds oldest sculptures. Meshing rock steel, the result is a strong contrast between masculine and feminine archetypes.
Art Miami maintains a preeminent position in America’s modern and contemporary art fair market and is g lobally recognized as a primary destination for the acquisition of the most important works from the 20th and 21st centuries.
ART MIAMI
SISTERS FAIRS
Aqua Art Miami
December 6-10, 2017
One of the best fairs for emerging art during Miami’s Art Week, Aqua Art Miami has consistently earned critical recognition for presenting vibrant and noteworthy international art programs.
CONTEXT Art Miami
December 5-10, 2017
CONTEXT Art Miami, along with the 28th edition of Art Miami, commences on December 5th, 2017, with the highly anticipated Opening Night VIP Preview.
2017 New Location
New Home of Art Miami + CONTEXT Art Miami and beyond.
One Herald Plaza at NE 14th Street On Biscayne Bay in Downtown Miami Between the Venetian & MacArthur Causeways.
One of my latest build outs with my Team in Boston.
Nestled on the edge of Teele Square lies an incredible sun-drenched 3 bed, 3 bath condo that has undergone a complete gut renovation in 2017. You will be immediately impressed by the architectural detailing throughout. The coffered ceilings and wainscoting extends from the living area into the well equipped kitchen.
The chef’s kitchen features white quartz countertops, a huge kitchen island, custom shaker-style cabinetry, and Jenn-Air stainless steel appliances. There’s additional living space in the finished basement with a full bath, a dry bar, and a 3rd bedroom. Perfect for overnight guests.
The unit has 2 zones of Central Air and heat controlled by programmable thermostats, new plumbing, roof, electrical – the list goes on! There’s even 1 off-street parking space and a storage area in the basement.
ABERDEEN ELEGANTLY DESIGNED. From the elegant common spaces to the interiors of the units, the design palette exemplifies the beauty of the building.
Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, high end Jenn-Air appliances and Ann Sachs tile are just a few of the luxurious unit finishes.
The well thought out, spacious floor plans are perfect for living and entertaining. Many of the units feature a wealth of private outdoor space and gorgeous views.
The exclusive Penthouse Residences feature upgraded finishes, including a Wolf and Sub-Zero
Expertly designed inside and out with a striking modern twist on an Art Deco style, there is simply not a higher quality building in the area.
Ideally situated high on a hill overlooking Brookline and Boston along one of Boston’s most historic streets, Commonwealth Avenue, The Aberdeen is a boutique property with only 40 condominium residences for sale.
Layouts range in size from 700 to 1,400 square feet.
One-bedrooms start at $550,000; two-bedrooms start at $675,000; and penthouses with private roof terraces start at $995,000.
The eight-story building has a black-and-white exterior and interior design details modeled after the Duomo di Siena’s bell tower in Italy and inspired by the location’s newsprint heritage. Maisonettes—first-floor residences with separate entrances, high ceilings, and patios—add a neighborly touch.
With luxe amenities and prices to match (junior one-bedrooms start at $650,000 for roughly 600 square feet; three-bedrooms run more than 2,000 square feet and start at more than $2 million), the Siena will herald a new era indeed.
The SoWa Art + Design District is a vibrant community of artist studios, contemporary art galleries, one-of-a-kind boutiques, design showrooms, and restaurants unified by a passion for creating and curating exceptional artworks, products and experiences. Once known as a region of neglected warehouses in Boston’s South End, the SoWa Art + Design District has experienced a dramatic renaissance, blossoming into a world-renowned arts, retail, and lifestyle destination. Developed to support and preserve Boston’s talented artists and entrepreneurs, SoWa connects visitors with a dynamic group of makers and thinkers, and offers a platform to showcase their work at now-famous events such as the SoWa Open Market, SoWa First Fridays and the SoWa Art Walk.
SoWa Artists Guild
The SoWa Artists Guild is a non-profit association of professional studio artists at the heart of the SoWa Art & Design District. SoWa artists share dedication to their work, pursuit of artistic quality, and unwavering commitment to art and community. Events like SoWa First Fridays, the SoWa Art Walk, and SoWa Open Studios invite the community into the artists’ work spaces to view contemporary art in the making.
Located at the Intersection of Creativity and Community
Originally derived from a shortening of “South of Washington,” SoWa spans the area from Mass Ave to Herald Street and from Shawmut Ave to Albany Street. Ample parking is available and public transportation includes the Broadway, Tufts, and Back Bay stations, and the Silver Line.
Troy Boston is a 378-unit, LEED Gold certified complex showcasing an outdoor pool, roof-top terraces, and fitness studio. Apartments feature wood floors, stone countertops, custom closets, and NEST thermostats.
Two buildings – an 11-story building on East Berkeley Street and a 19-story building on Traveler Street – comprise Troy Residences and include common courtyard and parking.
Common amenities feature rooftop terraces with barbecues and fire pits, rooftop lounge, outdoor swimming pool and cabana deck, yoga and fitness studio with cardio and resistance equipment, as well as outdoor dog run area and dog wash rooms. Luxury apartments offer wood floors, custom cabinetry kitchens with stone countertops, custom closets and in-unit washer and dryers.
Expresses the styling concepts of shear and layers with rammed earth
Multi-colour lifts specified by the architect
Rammed earth infill for the display counters
Technical Details
Rammed earth entrance wall was constructed on an angle
Beautiful hanging stairway
Location: Shanghai, China
Architect / Designer: A00
SIREWALL Licensee: SIREWALL China
描述:
The Sassoon brand has long been at the forefront of design, starting with their roots in the Bauhaus and continuing today with their unique teaching methods and styles. The challenge of setting the Shanghai school as the new standard for China and the world was one that Sassoon took very seriously, extending it all the way into green initiatives.
True to its philosophy, A00 Architecture required that the design be able to tell its own story. Both inside and out, the project needed to express cutting edge hairstyling, innovation and ecological responsibility. In order to achieve this the Architects centred their design around the concepts of Shear and Layers; working principles that are fundamental to both Architecture and Hairstyling.
This story is most well expressed by the sheared and highly layered rammed-earth wall marking the entrance of the Academy. Projecting from the building, it serves to engage the public in Sassoon’s culture, a priority that was carried through the design of the entire facade. Next to the rammed-earth is a pixel wall that flows with the wind, mimicking the subtle shifting of hair and inviting the public to take a closer look. Finally, the remainder of the facade is a massive sliding wall which reveals an auditorium, claiming the plaza in front of the Academy as its own public stage.
Designed to accommodate 60 students and staff, the Academy is located in a refurbished steel factory and uses a simple palette of materials: earth, bamboo ply, stainless steel, and aluminium panels. Openings carved out between the spaces are used to emphasise the concept of layering, both inside and out. Similarly, compound angles reflected by dozens of mirrors reinforce the concept of shear.
Now becoming ubiquitous, low to no VOC paints and finishes were used throughout the Academy, as well as LED and CFL lighting. Additionally, the Academy pioneered the use of a grey water system to pre-treat their discharge water.
Rooftop pool, botanical garden, and outdoor patio with gas grills
Entertainment lounge with full kitchen, and projection screen, and bar area
Conference room and work spaces with complimentary WiFi
(2) 24 hour fitness centers, yoga studio with personal and group training.
Pet-centric living featuring grooming station, indoor relief area, and private pet park
Elevator access to private residential garage
Full service concierge to facilitate car detailing, pet cleaning, dry cleaning, alterations, and delivery services
On site retail & dining, including Bar Mezzana – one of Zagat’s “Most Anticipated Restaurants of 2016”!
Hubway and Zipcars on site make getting around Boston easy
Walking score of 95 with immediate access to Orange, Red, and Silver MBTA lines
Private, direct access to Whole Foods Market featuring an in-house spa and craft beer/wine/spirits section.
FEATURES
Three unique apartment styles
Sleek modern kitchens with quartz countertops
Stainless steel appliances
Oversized walk-in closets
24-hour concierge service
Open floor plans
Floor-to-ceiling windows
24-Hour maintenance service
Washer & dryer in unit
Trash/recycling chutes on every floor
Secure controlled access to unit & elevators
Smoke-free environment
Kitchen islands*
Views of Boston skyline*
*in select units
WE’RE TURNING A NEW PAGE
BUILDING ON HISTORY
The six-acre site is the former home of the Boston Herald newspaper and has deep history as the New York Streets, a 24-acre, six-block area bordered by Washington, Albany, Herald and Dover (now East Berkeley) streets. The neighborhood housed a significant multi-ethnic working class from the mid 1800’s until the mid-1950’s when light industrial and commercial uses replaced the diverse residential neighborhood in the city’s first urban renewal project.
BOSTON Herald site = Ink Block
MAKING NEW HISTORY
Ink Block is a return of this area to a vibrant live, work, play and shop neighborhood. It’s what we call Life South End Style. Ink Block is a vibrant mixed-use community with a brand new flagship Whole Foods Market and places to eat along the wide sidewalks of a reimagined Harrison Avenue. Above it all are 315 apartments in three unique and distinctive buildings. It’s why we say that the South End’s center of gravity has shifted toward Ink Block.
ADRIANA SASSOON 