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3 Fold Design

The firm started in Feb, 2009 specializing in Architecture, Interiors and Landscape design.

Philosophy

“We try not to rediscover the wheel with every new project, thereby opening up an array of possibilities when it comes down to the aesthetic and functionality of a space. All problems are local, all solutions are local. Design however must look outwards and forward.

Project Details

  • Type: Restaurant / Cafe
  • Status: Completed
  • Area: 3380 sq.ft.
  • Project Timeline: Mar 2015 – Nov 2015
  • Project Cost: Rs. 1,01,16,000

Client’s Brief

The client’s brief was to create a youthful interactive social space for 90-100 people with a partly indoor bar.

Architect’s Intake

To plan all the major functions along the main axis in a way that furniture could be moved and become a dance floor. To add mezzanine floor to accommodate more people.

Challenges

The floor plate was relatively small for the client’s requirements. 1 he structure of the building is flat slab in its design, thereby there were several structural challenges to be addressed to achieve the designed floor plate.

Benefits

The space is located on the 3rd floor of T. building, visibility was a utmost and key factor. This is addressed by planning out the cabanas aptly so that they not only work as a perfect interior setting but also adds upto the facade uplift.

All the outdoor structural elements are stitched together with a sleek pergola and customised FRP hanging lights to draw visibility.

Lower Level Plan

1. Staircase connecting to lower floor

2. Feature wall with water body

3. Bar counter in expanded metal

4. Lift Core

5. Dance floor doubles up as additional dining space

6. Planter

7. Cabana

8. Performance stage

9. Toilets

10. Staircase to Mezzanine floor

Mezzanine Level Plan

11. Staircase to Mezzanine floor

12. Mezzanine for private parties

13. Services

14. Pergola in MS painted black

15. Community table in wood

The mezzanine was introduced purely as functional need to accommodate more people and create semi private space for parties.

Sections

Section – A

Section – B

Section – C

1. Staircase connecting to lower floor

2. Feature wall with water body

3. Bar

4. Mezzanine for private parties

5. Dance floor

6. MS trellis

7. Cabana

8. Toilets

Sectional view

1. Staircase connecting to lower floor

2. Feature wall with water body

3. Bar

4. Mezzanine for private parties

5. Dance floor

6. MS trellis with light fixture

7. Cabana

8. Performance stage