Sunken Harbor Club

Located upstairs, it is the speak-easy of Gage & Tollner on Fulton Street in Brooklyn, New York. The restaurant with an extensive history dating back to 1879 is one of the few landmarked interiors in New York City.

The “Sunken Harbor” is the Capitan’s quarters of an explorer ship that sank over a century ago.

While working with JFDStudio, led by Joseph Foglia; Erin assisted in the renovation of the historically landmarked interior, Gage & Tollner on Fulton Street in Brooklyn.

Below illustrates the 3D models created of feature areas within the interior.

A black and white line drawing of a table with multiple round the table chairs, detailed with turned legs and a central support structure.
Interior view of a restaurant or café with wood-paneled walls and ceiling, multiple circular tables with chairs, and large windows at the back.
Detail of the canted interior structure to give the illusion of the sinking ship.
Custom banquette design by Joseph Foglia, JFD Studio.
Black and white line drawing of a piece of furniture with a cushioned seat and detailed legs.
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