Dizzy’s transforms an existing commercial storefront into a vertically connected dining club through subtraction rather than addition.
Openings are carved through the upper three floors and linked by new stairs, creating a continuous atrium.
On the ground level, Dizzy’s SoHo invites its patrons into its back of house - to the heart of the Omakase Kitchen itself.
A rectilinear opening at the Music Box frames the levels above, while the top-level Loggia is punctuated by circular cuts, each corresponding to a table setting above.
Rather than a single dining room, Dizzy’s unfolds vertically through four distinct yet connected levels.
Positioned between the Music Box and Loggia, the Gallery overlooks the atrium and mediates between performance and dining.
