A versatile designer with over 20 years' practice across multiple continents, Christopher Solek brings together architecture and interior design in projects large and small.
He graduated from the University of Technology Sydney with an honors degree in architecture in 2004 before becoming a registered architect.
His interest in design began while visiting his father's workshop at the renowned Australian furniture maker Parker as a child. Then as his family searched for a new home and visited open houses, he walked the empty rooms to get a sense of the layout. As a result, he began collecting international home design magazines and studying the homes pictured inside.
After working in top Sydney design firms, Christopher moved to New York, beginning his time in the USA as lead designer for the high-profile redevelopment of the iconic TWA Hotel. Influenced by the legendary Eero Saarinen and other international modernist, Christopher delivered his own style of modernism across the hotel interiors, furniture, and fixtures.
Since then, Christopher has worked on other prestigious projects in the United States, Mexico, and Sydney Harbour. He also designs ultra-modern homes in the Caribbean, Connecticut, and the Hudson Valley.
Christopher at the TWA Hotel
construction site
Modern cottage conversion.
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85 uniquely designed apartments, retail and commercial.
28 boutique designer with Sydney city views, mixed-use, common and private areas.
Six residential apartment buildings and large privately funded public park.
Multi-residential development was an urban renewal project of industrial land.
110 guestroom hotel and 11 luxury private residences and a new Snowmass Mountain Club.
512 ultra-quiet guestrooms with exhilarating views of JFK’s runways and the iconic TWA Flight Center.
Incorporate high-gloss wood millwork in the spirit of luxury yachts, floor-to-ceiling glass, and large terraces for outdoor living.
82 residences with expansive views of Sydney's harbour icons, and Six-Star Crown hotel service.
Within gated community, with exclusive access to a private beach club, restaurants and its own marina.
Unique waterfront restaurant, an extension of the historic 1940's Manly Wharf.
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Addition to the existing flagship showroom in South Sydney, within a mixed-use residential and retail development
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Ancram, New York
Rhinebeck, New York
Coogee, Sydney
Manly, Sydney
Connecticut
Dalmeny, NSW
Kensington, Sydney
Barangaroo, sydney
Coconut Grove, Miami
Cancún, Mexico
Blacktown, nw
Balmain, Sydney
West Ryde, Sydney
Mascot Square, Sydney
Miranda, Sydney
Red Hill, Warringah
Zetland, Sydney
Drummoyne, Sydney
hurstville cbd, NSW
Rozelle, Sydney
Kirkham Rise, Camden
Barangaroo, sydney
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JFK Airport
Rundle Mall, Adelaide
Manly Wharf, Sydney
Coconut Grove, Miami
Darlinghurst, Sydney
Zetland, Sydney
Surry Hills, Sydney
Fulton Market, Chicago
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West Ryde, Sydney
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