The design was inspired by nature and the Mexican desert mood. After the surveying the site, the plan was re-designed to be used as a single large space, and the place had openings in the form of arches, so all of this was used to generate a pattern that was used in the walls, partitions and wooden stand.
Project name
Margiritas restaurant and bar
Architecture firm
Fish I Visuals
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max 2020, V-ray 5.1, Itoo Forest Pack, Railclone
Principal architect
Moamen Mahmoud
Visualization
Mr. Salem Bin Mahfudh
Client
Mr. Salem Bin Mahfudh
Status
Under Construction
Psomas Studio of Architecture PS-A unveils its newly completed Antasia Beach Club in Paphos, Cyprus a beach pavilion incorporated in a topographical intervention of the coastal promenade of the city.
Project name
Antasia Beach Club
Architecture firm
Psomas Studio of Architecture PS-A
Photography
Stelios Antoniou
Principal architect
Konstantinos Psomas
Design team
Konstantinos Psomas, George Psomas, Marilena Kaskani, Oriana Koumbarou, Zacharias Athanasiou, Kerry Kyriacou, Panagiota Irakleous
Interior design
Baranowitz & Kronenberg
Civil engineer
Kleopas Papanikolaou
Structural engineer
Pieris Pieridis
Visualization
Hedra Visuals
Client
Thanos Hotels & Municipality of Paphos
Typology
Urban Intervention, Beach Pavillion, Restaurant-Bar, Nightclub, Sculpture, Observatory Tower
Designed by Indian architecture and interior design firm Loop Design Studio Playground is a restaurant and lounge located in the main commercial hub of Chandigarh, India. It is an energetic injection of multiple textures, color and materiality that comes together on a beautiful canvas.
Project name
Playground Restaurant
Architecture firm
Loop Design Studio
Location
Chandigarh, India
Photography
Purnesh Dev Nikhanj
Principal architect
Suvrita Bhardwaj, Nikhil Pratap Singh
Interior design
Loop Design Studio
Material
Brick, mud plaster and hand-made tiles, concrete, wood, steel, glass
Typology
Restaurant, Lounge
YODEZEEN architects created an authentic Japanese restaurant on Kyiv factory grounds. Virgin Izakaya Bar – Japanese restaurant project took up the Arsenal factory territory in Kyiv center. Genuineness is the key and leading element of the design concept here — along with Kyiv Industrial Architecture opportunities for modern public spaces creation.
Project name
Virgin Izakaya Bar
Architecture firm
YODEZEEN architects
Photography
Andrew Shurpenkov Photography
Principal architect
Artem Zverev, Artur Sharf
Design team
Artem Zverev, lead architect & co-founder of YODEZEEN, Artur Sharf, lead architect & co-founder of YODEZEEN, Artem Voskoboinyk, lead architect, Yurii Tsyhylyk, architect, Anya Tarabanova, lead designer, Vitalii Korzh, furniture draftsman, Olga Kravchenko, lead interior finishing manager, Yuriy Tsyhylyk, design draftsman
Typology
Restaurants, Bars
YOD Design Lab: It is a six-storey venue with a unique concept that is reflected in its interior. MAD Bars House gathered 5 bars and restaurants under one roof. The higher the floor, the higher the alcohol percentage in beverages they serve.
Project name
MAD Bars House
Architecture firm
YOD Design Lab
Photography
Yevhenii Avramenko
Principal architect
Volodimyr Nepiyvoda, Dmytro Bonesko
Design team
Ulyana Buozhite, Maxim Netreba, Gleb Melnyk, Denys Moseyko, Anastasiya Pokatilo, Nataliya Timoshenko, Anastasiya Chirva, Serhey Andriyenko, Olexandr Kravchuk, Andry Zavsegolov, Nataliya Babenko, Olesya Sheshel
Collaborators
Nikolay Kabluka (light), Vladyslav Ogirenko (kitchen technology), Stepan Tsutsman (bar technology), Victoria Moroz (printing on metal), Andriy Ignatuk (design of architectural elements), Natalia Sokolova (leather ware), Kateryna Sokolova (furniture design), Andrew Galushka (design of individual elements), Stalkon (steel works), Complex-V (sound), Mar'yan Talanchuk (individual glass items), Bastion Sv (individual decorative items), MBEV (beer equipment), ST Design (joinery).
Material
Wood, steel, leather, glass, ceramic tiles.
Typology
Restaurants, Bars
Designed by Iranian architecture practice OJAN Design Studio, Character Café & Gallery is located next to one of the main streets of Mehrshahr in Alborz province, with the area of 530 square meters. This old building was a two-storey construction with poor infrastructure, a complex plan and numerous arched openings.
Project name
Character Café & Gallery
Architecture firm
OJAN Design Studio
Location
Character, Masih Pakdel Blvd., Shahrdari Blvd., Mehrshahr, Alborz, Iran
Photography
M. H. Hamzehlouie
Principal architect
Ojan Salimi
Design team
Ali Merati, Saber Tajik
Interior design
Ojan Salimi
Collaborators
Eghbal Amin Khaki
Civil engineer
Alireza Safavieh
Structural engineer
Ali Merati
Environmental & MEP
Keivan Tavakoli
Construction
Majid Reza Salimi, Alireza Safavieh
Material
Concrete, Iron, Wood, Stone, Glass
Client
Eghbal Amin Khaki, Mohammad Shojaie Bakhsh, Hossein Shojaie Bakhsh
Typology
Restaurants › Cafe
Clayton Korte: Eberly, inspired by sources both humble and lofty, marries a former 1970s print shop building with a salvaged bar from the storied Cedar Tavern in New York’s Greenwich Village to create a sophisticated bar, cafe and restaurant in central Austin.
Architecture firm
Clayton Korte
Location
Austin, Texas, USA
Photography
Merrick Ales and Chloe Gilstrap
Principal architect
Paul Clayton
Design team
Paul Clayton, Sam Manning
Interior design
Mickie Spencer
Collaborators
Kitchen Designer: N. Wasserstrom & Sons. Permit Expediter: McClendon and Associates. Steel Work in Study: Steel House MFG
Civil engineer
Longaro & Clarke Consulting
Structural engineer
JM Structural Engineering
Environmental & MEP
Bay & Associates
Construction
ICON Design + Build
Typology
Restaurant, Cafe, Bar
JK interior design completed the main entrance of SOHO the strand building in Malta.
Project name
SOHO The Strand
Architecture firm
JK interior design
Location
The Strand - Fawwara Building, Triq I-Imsida Il-Gżira, Malta
Photography
Iskander Diana at Omwliving (www.omwliving.com)
Design team
JK interior design, Jully Khamula
Interior design
JK interior design, Jully Khamula
Construction
Petersen Construction Co.
