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Bangalore Street Club

Lido Mall, Bengaluru, Karnataka

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Bangalore Street Club

Location - Bengaluru
Design area (sq. ft) - 5400sqft
Project status / Completion date - 2020

The site is located on the first floor of an iconic mall in Bangalore – the Lido mall; The entrance of the mall is through a double height atrium that has a lift lobby leading up to the first floor. The 5500 sqft of the first floor is dedicated to Bangalore Street Club.

The brief from the clients was to design a ‘restaurant court ‘– a fusion of an upscale restaurant ambience combined with a shared seating arrangement for multiple food kiosks. The restaurant court was to be designed to create a ‘bazaar’ like experience with retail counters dispersed within the seating layout. A bar was to be designed as an addition to the typical food court.

Since the brand’s ethos was to adapt to the city it would be established in & give it a local identity; the interior design approach aimed at modernizing colonial Bangalore’s architecture elements with a soft industrial look and feel. Design elements like arch windows, wall moldings, subway tiled walls, cast iron railing, etc. were detailed with a contemporary twist.

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Bangalore Street Club

Location - Bengaluru
Design area (sq. ft) - 5400sqft
Project status / Completion date - 2020

The site is located on the first floor of an iconic mall in Bangalore – the Lido mall; The entrance of the mall is through a double height atrium that has a lift lobby leading up to the first floor. The 5500 sqft of the first floor is dedicated to Bangalore Street Club.

The brief from the clients was to design a ‘restaurant court ‘– a fusion of an upscale restaurant ambience combined with a shared seating arrangement for multiple food kiosks. The restaurant court was to be designed to create a ‘bazaar’ like experience with retail counters dispersed within the seating layout. A bar was to be designed as an addition to the typical food court.

Since the brand’s ethos was to adapt to the city it would be established in & give it a local identity; the interior design approach aimed at modernizing colonial Bangalore’s architecture elements with a soft industrial look and feel. Design elements like arch windows, wall moldings, subway tiled walls, cast iron railing, etc. were detailed with a contemporary twist.

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