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7 search results for restaurant architecture at Luxury Architecture Design - Luxury Home Design, Luxury Interior Design, Luxury Home DecoratingLuxurious Architecture of Zense Restaurant in Bangkok
Zense Restaurant possesses a unique design approach by fusing four design disciplines such as fashion design, interior design, landscape architecture and architecture. The project takes complete benefit of its downtown location by introducing outdoor dining experience which permits restaurant patrons to enjoy ever-changing view of the city [...]
Luxury Interior Architecture Building by Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands Architect
Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands remodelled La Rinascente’s top floor, Luxury Interior Architecture Building creating an open space which houses a grocery market, stand alone food concessions and a restaurant, guiding users around the space with a trapezium floor plan and maximising views to the Duomo. The project of Luxury Interior Architecture Building represents a natural progression from the firm’s previous retail and restaurant work. In Milan the practice worked with restaurant consultant Dominic Ford of Ford McDonald Consultancy, thus reconstituting the team behind those successful UK projects.
Contemporary Architecture Restaurant by Pascal Grasso Architect in Japan
The restaurant takes its name, Nomiya, from a very small restaurant in Japan.The restaurant comprises a glass cabin and a perforated metal screen covering the central cooking area. The 18 metre-long structure was part constructed in the Cherbourg boatyard in northern France and transported to Paris in two parts, where it was assembled on the roof of Le Palais de Tokyo. White Corian furniture populates the dining room.
Architecture Design Building by Drost and Van Veen Architecten
To serve a wide audience there is an information room, classroom, panorama room, restaurant and representative meeting room: the new icon of Almere-Buiten. The entrance of the building is situated at the foot of the dyke. From the entrance the visitor climbs the stairs to the crow’s nest: an exterior space to view the environment. The facades are constructed of prefab, timbered pinewood, elements in different patterns and textures.







