"Twenty-six feet of roaring flames run along one wall, a deconstructed fireplace whose orange embers dance behind a blue-hued sheet of glass. Enormous plasma television screens stare down from stark white walls. Geometric furniture sits surrounded by a bubbling moat that circumnavigates the space."
In terms of Seattle condo lobbies, I've been pretty impressed with Cristalla's lobby (subtle water feature, fire place and winding staircase), 1521's (nice, and artsy with Northwestern touches), and Mosler's (giant book shelves, tall ceiling, fire place).
what a crazy looking lobby. Most of the lobbies in older buildings are tiny. I wonder if this is the choice of the developer or the person who purchases the lobby commercial space?
I agree about Cristalla’s lobby. It oozes warmth, elegance, and refinement the moment you walk in. They should have a guy playing the piano by the fire in a tuxedo.