Press & Media
Written about the work
Selected coverage of Okeanos commissions and the studio behind them, since 2002.
Pictured: Executive-office reef, Broadway, Manhattan Commercial Observer · March 16, 2021
Office Aquarium Providers Get Boost From Pandemic
On renewed demand for workplace aquariums as a wellness amenity, with Martin Schapira on what a custom commercial installation involves.
By David M. Levitt
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Pictured: The skylight water feature at the Brant Foundation New York Magazine — The Strategist · May 29, 2019
Everything You Need to Build Your Own ’80s Aquarium
Emily Kamelhar on the rise of fish-tank installations across New York, noting the Okeanos skylight pond at the Brant Foundation.
By Katy Schneider
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Pictured: Marble plinth reef, private residence Robb Report · November 30, 2011
Robb Report’s 28th Annual Ultimate Gift Guide
An Okeanos backyard pool-and-aquarium commission was named among the 21 Ultimate Gifts of the year.
By Robb Report Staff
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Pictured: The Rector Place lobby aquarium, Battery Park City The New York Times · July 19, 2011
In Battery Park, Fish Tank Is New Public Square
How the two Okeanos aquariums in the lobby of 1 Rector Park became a gathering point for the building’s residents.
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Pictured: Zebrawood discus aquarium, private residence Robb Report · July 1, 2010
Home: Think Tanks
A profile of the studio’s approach to fully custom aquariums, including a 10-by-32-foot tank built flush into a walnut-paneled Manhattan den.
By Jackie Caradonio
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Pictured: Residential lobby aquarium, Manhattan Fox Business
It’s Not Easy Selling $50,000 Fish Tanks
On building a high-end aquarium and pond design firm in New York, natural materials over acrylic, and the work behind each commission.
By Lauren Covello
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