Lemp Brewpub and Kitchen by Studio Lotus

Lemp Brewpub and Kitchen at Gurgaon, by Studio Lotus

Lemp Brewpub and Kitchen at Gurgaon, by Studio Lotus Design brief: To create a space which houses a brew bar, a restaurant which functions during the day as well as night, a lounge, a dance floor and a performance stage under one roof. Space to be cool and contemporary and provide varied experiences for people of various age groups.
Lemp Brewpub and Kitchen by Studio Lotus

Lemp Brewpub and Kitchen by Studio LotusLemp Brewpub and Kitchen at Gurgaon, by Studio Lotus

Design brief:

To create a space which houses a brew bar, a restaurant which functions during the day as well as night, a lounge, a dance floor and a performance stage under one roof. Space to be cool and contemporary and provide varied experiences for people of various age groups.
The Site:
Around 5300 sq ft of space in a mall in Gurgaon. Additional 1500 sq ft mezzanine created for the brewery Design results: We created multiple experiences in one venue. A series of installation like spaces made using low cost, recycled/ recyclable materials like paper tubes, old bottles, stained glass and chain mail. The shell clad with stained fire brick, use of quilted leather and sheer fabric curtains to bring in the element of luxury.

 

Drawings

Lemp Brewpub and Kitchen by Studio Lotus
Floor Plan
Lemp Brewpub and Kitchen by Studio Lotus
Section

More Images

 

Design Team: Ambrish Arora (Design Principal), Sidhartha Talwar (Principal Architect), Pankhuri Goel (Project designer), Arun Kullu (Furniture Designer), Vijendra Sharma (Assistant Architect), Navin Jha (Graphic Production)

 

 

 

Share your comments

Recent

The Blind Chase for Master’s in Architecture

As quite a few architects pursue post-graduation studies in architecture for job market opportunities, firm dreams, or specialization, despite unclear benefits and high costs, Saumya Bansal talks about alternatives that offer practical skills and less financial risk.

Read More »
Highrise in Mumbai. Image Courtesy - Reuters.

The Silo of the Ultra High-Rise

Ameet Singh writes about how even though the Indus Valley Civilization was an early urban centre, the megacities of India face quite a few challenges, despite modern India’s governance. He further talks about a few solutions that could help enhance the quality of life in Indian cities.

Read More »