New York Prada and IIT used he same Supplier:
http://www.aluminumfloors.com/
Ask for Frank

I've worked with Frank before (great guy, great product) but he had nothing to do with NY Prada, LA Prada or the Seattle Library. He just did IIT.

Anything about LA Prada flooring?

Hmm, I didn't remember the flooring material. I guess I need to check that place out again. I thought it was concrete, but probably wrong.

The picture in the image gallery looks like wood to me.

One floor is wood and the other floor (main?) is either aluminum or concrete. From the photos, I thought it was concrete but someone mentioned to me that it's aluminum.

call prada? Ask them what they're standing on.

i believe they have used a 'tiger wood' - maybe that's the wrong name ive been watching golf - but its a rare wood - i know its what's on the stairs and entry - was speaking w someone who worked on the pjct and what was pretty cool is that mucca [what's her name ?, = prada], is re-planting an equiv. amt of that species o. trees that she has used in this blg. i have to say though in some sense it is a bit ironic as there is so much redundancy of steel + waste of material in the pjct that it seems like a very peverted condundrum in the end - [ when you see the customers it all makes good sense ] rockon rem !

Anyone? Anything?

sterling hall - are you referring to zebra wood?

And Prada is not what I'd call a model for the environment if they are using that. Aluminum flooring has gotta have more embodied energy than any other flooring material out there.