Opposites AttractIn Brooklyn, Plan Plan merges contrasting materials for Fujianese restaurant Nin HaoByPaige Davidson February 10, 2025East, Interiors (Sean Davidson)SHAREThe name of architecture and design firm Plan Plan is simply a repetition of two wordsbut how to read it? Are they intended as nouns, verbs, or one of each? Elucidating the name and ethos behind the firm,Plan Plancollectively shared, To us architectural practice is a process of negotiation between different economical, cultural, and social forces. This holds true for the firms recent project, a Fujianese restaurant in New York, Nin Hao. The restaurant as the firm shared, is a singular space but allows different things to happen at the same time. The 1,800-square-foot restaurant is located within a new mixed-use building on Dean Street in Brooklyns Prospect Heights. The buildings glass wall wraps around the corner, so the restaurant appears to glow against the structures black metal frame. Just behind the glass, a display of sheer Austrian curtains form a scallop pattern across the storefront. Below it, passerby can peek into the bustling restaurant. As the firm toldAN Interior, Rather than being a transparent space understood at a single glance from the storefront, it evolves into a vibrant, dynamic scenea Sidewalk Ballet that engages and invites passersby.Read more about the restaurant on aninteriormag.com. BrooklynRestaurants