A long reef aquarium built into the cabinetry of a wood-panelled kitchen.

International projects; New York and London offices

Aquarium Architecture

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Make living water part of the architecture. Aquarium Architecture brings custom aquarium design, installation, and ongoing care together, with offices in New York and London.

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Start with the idea you have in mind. Our team reviews your request and helps coordinate an introduction.

The experience

Designed into the room

A built-in aquarium can shape the whole interior. This studio works with architects, engineers, and designers, bringing the display into the wider room plan from the outset.

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Project fit

Capabilities and project types

Capabilities

  • Consultation
  • Design
  • Installation
  • Maintenance

Aquarium types

  • Freshwater
  • Marine
  • Reef

Client and project settings

  • Corporate & retail
  • Hospitality
  • Residential

Public service-area statements

  • London
  • New York

Recurring maintenance

Maintenance is offered, but the checked pages do not define a local service radius

Project design and installation

International projects supported from New York, London, and other company operatives

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Where would you put the view?

A dividing wall, an entrance, or the room where everyone gathers: tell us where you imagine your aquarium. We can help you start a conversation about the design and care it will need.

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  1. Aquarium Architecture official site — Aquarium Architecture
  2. Aquarium Architecture supporting page — Aquarium Architecture
  3. Aquarium Architecture — photograph source — Aquarium Architecture
  4. Aquarium Architecture — New York, NY Google Maps listing (opens in a new tab) — Google Maps

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