The city of Nelson has long been known for it’s variety of cuisine and commitment to high quality food. Now Studio 9 is helping to bring a new restaurant to the downtown core. Red Light is a farm to table restaurant specializing in bone broths and organic ramen noodles. It will make it’s debut this spring on the 300 block of Herridge Lane.
The Savoy building on the west end of Baker Street is getting a face lift with the help of Studio 9. The owners of Shambhala Music Festival Ltd. purchased the building two years ago and have recently completed Nelson’s newest entertainment venue, Bloom Nightclub. Our team of creative, talented designers, consultants, and contractors is now focusing our efforts on creating this towns preeminent food, entertainment, and accommodation establishment. The Savoy’s new facade will be a dramatic departure from the previous wood shingle and banana peel stucco look from decades past and will give our busiest street some vibrant new character.
Studio 9 Architecture + Planning has been selected by the Kootenay Co-op to lead the design on a brand new 19,000 ft² store located in downtown Nelson’s largest mixed used development, Nelson Commons. We have been working closely with the development team and local contractors and consultants to bring Nelson a beautiful new space to host one of the Kootenay’s most successful and fastest growing cooperatives. The new store is expected to be open for business this summer!
Creston’s Lower Kootenay Band has been running a successful primary school program on their forested lands for years. Enrollment at the Yaqan Nukiy School program has exploded in recent years which has resulted in the need for more classroom and administration space. This new school designed by Studio 9 is currently under construction and slated for completion in May 2016.
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