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NEO
Fri Jan 19 2007, 01:09pm Print
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 Last week in our interior design studio Kazi Golam Nasir sir gave a new assignment, that is to design the interior a restaurant as a part of a 4 star hotel.
He gave a floor plan of an underconstraction hotel. And gave some instructions.
The plan is attached with this post. And I will publish the detail instruction later.
Everyone.. please give some idea for the design.
]1169212170_4_FT0_floor_plan_hotel_interior.dwg[/file]
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rubelraf
Fri Jan 19 2007, 01:13pm
rubelraf
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thanks a lot man.....




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dan
Fri Jan 19 2007, 04:22pm
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 hey thanks alot!!! what a relief!! 'n u guys pls keep posting ur ideas in this thread...atleast it'd be a gr8 help for me~~!!!
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NEO
Mon Jan 22 2007, 09:14am
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 (These information is from what Kazi Golam Nasir wrote on the printed plan of the assignment and mostly from notes of the people who attended the class.)

General Information & requirements:
- This restaurant is a part of a four star hotel. It’s in the 3rd floor of the hotel building.

- It is for 122 to 244 people.

- Breakfast and lunch buffet is arranged in two times. 0730-2100 is declared as the rush hours.

- Cash counter.

- A buffet table where 30/35 may be served at a time (dishes are of 1’ or 18”)

- Tea, coffee, milk, juice processing and serving facilities

- Counters, chafe table

- Additional furniture

- Supportive services

Submission Requirements
- All openings (doors, windows) must be in scaled drawing
- Furniture layout
- Ceiling design
- Floor Finish detail
- Lighting
- Perspective drawing

1st Preli: 17th January, 2007
2nd Preli: 28th January, 2007
Final Submission: 31st January, 2007
 Edited Mon Jan 22 2007, 09:17am
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rubelraf
Mon Jan 22 2007, 12:35pm
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ohh.... neo, thanks for the info.... )
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james2233
Mon Jul 28 2025, 12:36pm
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 Design development is such a crucial phase—it’s where creative ideas start taking real shape! It’s exciting to see concepts evolve into detailed, functional designs that bring vision and purpose together. Looking forward to the final outcome! http://we4charity.com/
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lavendertobye
Tue Sep 23 2025, 02:11am
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 Exciting project! A 4-star hotel restaurant interior presents great design opportunities. I'd suggest exploring warm lighting and natural materials to create an inviting atmosphere. Perhaps a focal point like a custom art piece? Anyone considered incorporating outdoor views or a theme related to winter sports like a Snow rider motif? Just some initial thoughts; looking forward to seeing your detailed instructions!
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Haallyn
Mon Sep 29 2025, 07:17am
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 That sounds like a great assignment! When designing a restaurant interior as part of a hotel, it’s important to balance functionality with atmosphere — people come not only to eat but to enjoy the whole experience. You might want to focus on natural textures, lighting, and elements that connect with cultural identity while still feeling modern and comfortable. I’ve found some inspiration from Victoria Yakusha — they create projects that combine authenticity with minimalism, and their approach could give you some fresh ideas for your concept.
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