September 1, 2018

Text: Annie Block

Marc Thorpe Design Masterminds the Classic Car Club’s Manhattan Digs

The bar-lounge at the Classic Car Club at Pier 76 by Marc Thorpe Design features a Gera Lozano mural. Photography courtesy of Marc Thorpe Design.

It may be called the Hayloft, and have an equine-inspired mural, but the lounge at the Classic Car Club definitely does not resemble its former life as stables for the New York Police Department. That’s thanks to Marc Thorpe Design, which masterminded the membership club’s new 40,000-square-foot headquarters at Pier 76 in the Maritime Entertainment District. Among highlights are a retina-widening orange entry, a terrace overlooking the Hudson River, and naturally an automotive showroom, where members can hop in a new Tesla or a 1966 Mustang convertible and hit the road.

A 1964 Lincoln Continental from the showroom. Photography courtesy of Marc Thorpe Design.
The painted and LED-lit club entry. Photography courtesy of Marc Thorpe Design.
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: The bar at the Classic Car Club at Pier 76 by Marc Thorpe Design. Photography courtesy of Marc Thorpe Design.
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: The lounge at the Classic Car Club at Pier 76 by Marc Thorpe Design. Photography courtesy of Marc Thorpe Design.

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: The lounge at the Classic Car Club at Pier 76 by Marc Thorpe Design. Photography courtesy of Marc Thorpe Design.
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: The lounge at the Classic Car Club at Pier 76 by Marc Thorpe Design. Photography courtesy of Marc Thorpe Design.

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