Bannavis Andrew Sribyatta
Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area
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- Design Director / Owner at PIE studio [Project Import Export, Inc.]
- Partner at FLUX Inc.
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PIE studio’s Summary
A Little Taste of PIE:
PIE studio [Project Import Export, Inc.] was created by, Bannavis Andrew Sribyatta, a Miami based designer, who wants to explore the ultimate concept of " Green Living Space" in relation to the complexity of nature.
PIE’s eco-friendly furniture is composed of water hyacinth, liana, bamboo, rattan and recyclable polyethylene. PIE’s curvaceous profiles and rich textures generate warmth and sensuality to its furniture. PIE’s furniture is suitable indoor and outdoor use; perfect for commercial and residential settings. PIE studio design philosophy is to make furniture an art form and make art function as furniture. PIE studio has completed significant green projects and furniture installations for Nobu Restaurants, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Ave, Distrito Restaurants, James Hotel, Parker Meridient, and Hyatt Regency to name a few. PIE studio has been featured in several popular books and publications; Interior Design Magazine, Architectural Records, Metropolis Magazine, Wallpaper Magazine, the Los Angeles Times, TIME Magazine and Transmaterial book…. PIE studio has been selected as one of the top 20 eco design product exhibiting at the Shelburne Museum, invited exhibition to the largest green design exhibition in Europe: Matières à cultiver in Paris, Clean Break green exhibition with Design Philadelphia, a solo installation at Bridge Gallery NYC during the New York Design Week 2008 and chosen to collaborate with LEXUS sustainable lifestyle concept, “LEXUS Hybrid Living” as one of its feature designers. PIE studio also appeared on Sundance Channel “the Green”. PIE’s Steel Tongue chair became a permanent collection to the Cooper Hewitt, National Design Museum - Smithsonian Institution NYC. PIE’s Sushi Daybed received Best of Year Award in 2008 for outdoor seating selected by Interior Design Magazine.
PIE studio’s Specialties:
Green Designs for the planet
PIE studio’s Experience
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PIE studio’s Websites:
PIE studio’s Interests:
green and sustainable lifestyle
PIE studio’s Groups:
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Art & Design -
Luxury & Lifestyle Professionals -
Friends Of Florida -
MiamiLink.org -
The-Green-Group.com -
Hospitality Group -
World Green Business Association -
Green & Sustainability Innovators & Innovation Network -
Architecture and Interiors -
Green -
Green Professionals -
Hotel Industry Professionals Worldwide -
Think Green -
Pratt Institute Alumni -
Modern Design Group By DomesticModern.com -
Interior Architecture -
IIDA -
Greener Biz -
Architecture -
Hospitality -
Art&Design Lounge Club -
Future Trends -
Bright Green Talent -
U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) -
GreenBiz.com -- Green Business Professionals -
FORM: pioneering design -
International Green Summit 2010 -
THE D SIGNERS -
Restaurant Interior Design -
Metro 1 Green Building Resource Center - Miami -
Florida CRE -
IVY GROUPS - The Professional Network for Ivy League Alumni
PIE studio’s Honors:
*Best of Year Award 2008 by Interior Design Magazine for outdoor seating.
*Best of the Best Award 2008 by Florida International Magazine for green designs.
*Best of Year Honor Award 2006 by Interior Design Magazine for outdoor seating.
*Steel Tongue chair became a permanent collection to the Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum -Smithsonian Institution NYC in 2006.
*Spoon Lounge is called top 20 green products, selected exhibition at the Shelburne Museum, Vermont in 2007.
*PIE studio was invited to exhibit at the largest green design exhibition in Paris, Matières à cultiva in 2007.
*Sushi Daybed and Mouth chair were selected for green traveling exhibition with Matières à cultiva in Europe.
*PIE studio was invited to create an installation (WASTED) at Bridge Gallery during the New York Design Week 2008.
*PIE studio was invited as a permanent / traveling sustainable installation with the National Building Museum, Washington DC, 2007 – 2009
