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Jeffrey Beers is founder and CEO of Jeffrey Beers International (JBI). Beers has built a stellar career on creating distinctive and visionary spaces recognized for their lasting appeal. While an architecture student at the Rhode Island School of Design, he studied with renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly.

Dan Brunn Architecture transformed an existing bare space into a playful, modern, 1,200-square-foot coffee shop in Los Angeles.

When it comes to restaurant design, bathrooms have long been overlooked. But with an ever-increasing focus on the overall experience, customers and operators are viewing restaurant restrooms as the next wave of creative expression.

Located in an iconic building, 1Q1 Kitchen and Bar, designed by Khosla Associates Architecture + Interior Design, offers Japanese and Peruvian cuisine in an art deco building that dates to the 1930s.

Taiwan’s evening street markets, or night markets, date back hundreds of years. In modern times they’ve become famous for their street food vendors that offer tantalizing small portions from stalls.

An eclectic mix of local diner and upscale French bistro, the 3,400-square-foot Bonhomie combines 2 existing restaurant spaces at the ground level of a mixed-use building in Austin, Texas.

Shanghai is a city that continues to grow and change at a rapid pace. And while it was just a handful of years ago that the Xintiandi neighborhood was teeming with street food vendors, as the city evolves, some of the old-world charm has been lost to modernity.