Humanscale, a leader in ergonomic workplace products, partnered with Reddymade to design its pioneering new showroom at 345 N Morgan Street in Chicago’s Fulton Market neighborhood. The collaboration culminates in a space that not only showcases Humanscale’s commitment to comfort and wellness but also sets a new benchmark in sustainable design. The new Humanscale showroom… Continue reading Humanscale Chicago Showroom
Archives: Projects
me + you, Michigan Central Detroit
The installation of me + you for the Michigan Central Train Station’s opening perfectly aligns with the innovative vision of the Art Program. Originally created by Reddymade’s founder Suchi Reddy in 2021, the new commissioned iteration of me + you embodies the program’s goals to foster an environment that encourages dialogue, inspires creativity, and engages… Continue reading me + you, Michigan Central Detroit
Beverly Hills Residence
In Beverly Hills, Reddymade designed the interiors of this residence to harness the ethereal quality of California sunlight, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor spaces. This project marks a continued collaboration with a long-standing client and showcases Reddymade’s holistic approach to architecture and design. The partnership began 15 years ago with residential projects in New York… Continue reading Beverly Hills Residence
East Hampton Residence
In this East Hampton residence, we redefined the interiors of an existing house to transform it into a modern home that enriches the dynamic lifestyle of a family with children. We opened the space to the landscape, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Our redesign introduced new wellness and entertainment amenities, including a home theater, gym,… Continue reading East Hampton Residence
Sensory Healing Room
Reddymade designed this prototypical hospital room as a “sensory healing space” to be inserted into a standard hospital room space as an experimental “spatial prescription” to amplify the medical treatment of patients suffering from disorders of consciousness, which impair self-awareness and interaction with the environment. Examples are a coma, a vegetative state, or a minimally… Continue reading Sensory Healing Room
RARE by Suchi Reddy for Mortlach by Design
As a designer, artist, and architect, I want to evoke feeling with everything I create. For Mortlach, I was challenged with creating an object of ultimate intention, while also reimagining the whisky-drinking experience, mirroring the way that the Mortlach pioneers – the Cowies – rethought the distillation process. To achieve this, I was eager to… Continue reading RARE by Suchi Reddy for Mortlach by Design
Google Store Chelsea
On the ground floor of Google headquarters in Chelsea, Manhattan, Google’s first ever physical retail store is built on the core principles of neuroaesthetics. The architecture and interior of the store are a playful and pragmatic expression of the motto “form follows feeling,” bringing a unique focus to the interplay of good design with human… Continue reading Google Store Chelsea
Venice Beach Residence
Refined materials, details, and proportions create a feeling of spaciousness, harmony, and peace. The dream of the Californian indoor-outdoor lifestyle comes to reality with carefully detailed motorized doors that allow the house to be fully open to the lap pool designed to animate the building exterior with dappled reflections during the day and create a… Continue reading Venice Beach Residence
The Estates at Acqualina
The Estates at Acqualina is a brand new residential development in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida. Reddymade collaborated with the late Karl Lagerfeld on the design of the two lobbies. Reddymade also designed amenity spaces in the 45,000-square-feet Villa Acqualina that houses an ice skating rink, bowling alley, resident’s lounge, race car simulator and among others.… Continue reading The Estates at Acqualina
LOOK HERE, Washington DC
Inspired by an ancient Japanese artifact called the “magic mirror,” which shows a hidden image when illuminated, Suchi Reddy’s installation LOOK HERE reveals unexpected reflections of the National Building Museum’s Center Court in Washington, DC. As visitors move through the atrium space, they discover viewports that create individual moments of contemplation among clusters of reflective… Continue reading LOOK HERE, Washington DC