Art at Pembroke
255 State St.
Pembroke creates places for people to live, work, and thrive. The thoughtfully curated selection of dynamic contemporary art installed inside and outside our properties connect and inspires us – humanizing and invigorating spaces.
Narwhal, 2024,
Jonathan Delafield Cook | b. 1965, in London, England
Jonathan Delafield Cook creates exquisitely detailed charcoal drawings of animals. In Narwhal, Cook employs the exacting language of scientific illustration, rendering the marine mammal from the side on a white background in life size. Instead of working from a single photograph, Cook sifts through and unites multiple photographic sources to create a composite that imbues the animal with a distinct personality. Pembroke’s narwhal seems to smile wryly as he swims by.
Nature 2 Series, 2015,
Julian Opie | b. 1958 in London, England
In this series, Julian Opie uses lenticular printing to produce the illusion of movement. Each lenticular panel is comprised of many rows of lenses. For Opie’s panels, approximately twenty related images are sliced into strips, interlaced with one another, and printed on the back of each panel. The resulting piece shows different images at different angles, creating the illusion of boats rocking and fish swimming as each viewer walks by.
Marshes Series, 2015,
Neal Rantoul | b. 1951
Neal Rantoul is an accomplished landscape photographer who has been working and teaching in Boston for forty years. In his series Marshes, Rantoul chartered a Cessna 172 to photograph the tidal estuaries north of Boston across the seasons. To capture these images, Rantoul hangs out an open window – at 100 mph – to capture the intricacies of the arteries that keep the tidal ecosystems alive.
Case studies
Case studies
4 Cannon Street
Developed with outstanding public realm amenities including a richly landscaped garden and a new water feature, 4 Cannon Street creates a sense of place and connection with its landmark surroundings with unrivalled views of St Paul’s Cathedral from its spacious upper floors and panoramic roof terrace.
1201 New York Avenue
A true transformation, 1201 New York Avenue has delivered signature, market leading amenities to tenants – including a new dual level lobby, fitness center and a 15,000 sq ft roof terrace, conference center and game room.
T&G Building
Originally built in 1928, the T&G Building occupies a prime corner location within the desirable “Paris End” of Collins Street, and has three façades fronting Collins Street, Russell Street and Flinders Lane. The extensive refurbishment completed in September 2018, and the beloved heritage building was transformed with state-of-the-art tenant facilities and exceptional design improvements.
20 Martin Place
Located on the corner of Pitt Street and Martin Place in Sydney’s CBD, 20 Martin Place underwent a major development to provide additional floor space while retaining the existing building’s steel frame. Completed in 2015, an innovative façade provides a commanding presence with high visibility and the design maximizes functionality, flexibility, and sustainability.
49 Park Lane
A nine-level office building located adjacent to the Dorchester Hotel with views overlooking historic Hyde Park. Design to benefit from flexible and efficient workspace layouts, a generous residential apartment, modern technical features, and abundance of natural light.
Hikawa Gardens
Hikawa Gardens Akasaka is a hidden residential address in the centre of Tokyo. Influenced by the clarity and tranquillity of the neighbouring Hikawa Shrine, the 17 flats are designed according to minimalist design principles and with great attention to detail.
Mästerhuset
Developed in July 2015, Masterhuset set new standards by providing a brand-new, world-class asset for the city that offers high-quality office and retail accommodation in the heart of Stockholm’s central business district.
