A deft aesthetic balancing act defines the heart of the project—one that navigates between the past and present, and between the rawness of industrial architecture and the tailored elegance of mid-century modernism. Exposed concrete walls, weathered brick, and visible ductwork form a rugged backdrop, against which refined materials and finishes introduce warmth and sophistication: red and forest green oak veneer add depth and richness juxtaposed glossy mint-painted walls and green-veined marble that bring about a soft sheen. Tactile fabrics—striped, checkered, and grass-like in texture—quietly reference golf’s traditional iconography, lending the space its layered, sensory appeal. Chrome and stainless-steel accents nod discreetly to the simulators’ technological core, rounding out a palette that feels both contemporary and comfortably familiar.

Muni’s journey begins in a striking double-height entry. Here, a reception desk clad in green-stained oak sits beneath a monumental light box—a beacon that is visible from outside on the street. A long flight of original concrete stairs leads visitors upward, doubling as a retail display thanks to custom millwork seamlessly integrated into the risers acting as an opening gesture that sets the tone: functional, considered, and just playful enough.