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HOSPITALITY & COMMERCIAL WORK PORTFOLIO
EMANUEL MARREIROS — 2017
— LOCA — ABU DHABI, UAE 2015
LOCA RESTAURANT CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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LOCA RESTAURANT CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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LOCA RESTAURANT CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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LOCA RESTAURANT CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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LOCA RESTAURANT CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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LOCA RESTAURANT CONCEPT PLAN
RESTAURANT CONCEPT
LOCA
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LOCA RESTAURANT CONCEPT SECTION
RESTAURANT CONCEPT
LOCA
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LOCA RESTAURANT CONCEPT PHOTO
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LOCA RESTAURANT CONCEPT PHOTO
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LOCA RESTAURANT CONCEPT PHOTO
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LOCA RESTAURANT CONCEPT PHOTO
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LOCA RESTAURANT CONCEPT PHOTO
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LOCA RESTAURANT CONCEPT PHOTO
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— BURGUER 28 — ABU DHABI, UAE 2016
BURGUER 28 RESTAURANT CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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BURGUER 28 RESTAURANT CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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BURGUER 28 RESTAURANT CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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BURGUER 28 RESTAURANT CONCEPT PLAN / SECTION
RESTAURANT CONCEPT
BURGUER 28
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BURGUER 28 RESTAURANT CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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— HELLO FRUITS — DUBAI, UAE 2017
HELLO FRUITS FRUIT BAR CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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HELLO FRUITS FRUIT BAR CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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HELLO FRUITS FRUIT BAR CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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HELLO FRUITS FRUIT BAR CONCEPT PLAN
NOTE: EXISTING INTERIO REFERENCE FOR LEVEL, +3.90M = +
HELLO FRUITS
A302 B
D A304
FRUIT BAR CONCEPT
FINISHING SCHED
FL01 FL02 BOX 1330X600
DB
FACP
ONU
EDB
24/7
BOX 500X400
TECH CABINET
GRAB & GO FRIDGES
BOX 500X400
BOX 500X400
D 1.01
WL02
MERCHANDISE
WAITER STATION
WL01 RECLAIMED WOOD TABLE D900
A301 A
D 2.01 GREASE TRAP BY CLIENT
A301 A
2x BLENDER
-0.015M FFL
WL01
CENTRAL TABLE 2.40X1.00M
WOOD THRESHOLD
FL02 WL03 CL03
FFL +0.00M FFL
WL01
FL02 CL01
WL02 SHAKER
WL03 WHEAT GRASS JUICE MACHINE
PASTRY
HIGH TABLE 400X1800
A201 1
BLENDER (UNDER COUNTER)
HIGH TABLE 400X1800
G 1.01
FFL +0.00M FFL
FFL +0.00M FFL
SHELVING
HIGH TABLE 2.40X0.40M
RECLAIMED WOOD TABLE D900
CL02 CL03
STORAGE
RECLAIMED WOOD TABLE 900X800
WL02
WL04
WINDOW TABLE
FL01 WL01 CL02
WL04
CASHIER
SEALING
RECLAIMED WOOD TABLE 900X800
CL01
FLOOR CONC MATTE CONC ANTI-S COAT
CEILIN WOOD PAINTE WOOD OPEN GYPSU WITH BASE EGGS
WALL PLAST TRADI FINISH CERAM 2.0 CH MATT, PLAST WITH QUICK IVORY WALL APPLI
GRINDING
RECLAIMED WOOD TABLE D900
CLIENT
C A303
COFFEE MACHINE
COMPLEMENTS UNIT
WL04
C A303
HIGH TABLE 400X1800
sugar, honey, salt, pepper, vinegar napkins, cutlery, straws, wet wipes
WOOD THRESHOLD
PROJECT
Hello Fruits Store LOCATION
Marsa Al Seef, Dubai, UAE UNIT NUMBER
P2-12-1
HELLO FRUITS
GROUND FLOOR LAYOUT
ARCHITECTURE
D A304
1:60
A302 B
A202 2
DRAWING
GROUND FLOOR LA PHASE
CONCEPT DOCUMEN ARCHITECTURE DATE
09-05-2017 SHEET SIZE / NUMBER
A3 / 06 SCALE
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HELLO FRUITS FRUIT BAR CONCEPT SECTION
NOTE: EXISTING INTERIOR LEVEL TAKEN AS REFERENCE FOR NEW FLOOR FINISHING LEVEL, +3.90M = +0.00M
FRUIT BAR CONCEPT
HELLO FRUITS FINISHING SCHEDULE
FLOORS CONCRETE WITH CLEAR MATTE EPOXY FINISHING CONCRETE WITH ANTI-SLIPPERY CLEAR EPOXY COAT
FL01 FL02
CEILINGS WOOD CLADDING (RECLAIMED PAINTED RED RAL 2012 / OLD WOOD FINISHING) OPEN CEILING GYPSUM BOARD, PAINTED WITH PAINTED WITH WATER BASE DULUX QUICK DRYING EGGSHELL , IVORY, RAL 1014
CL01
CL02 CL03
+04.40 FFL CEILING LEVEL
+04.40 FFL WALLS PLASTERED WALL WITH TRADITIONAL TEXTURE FINISHING CERAMIC TILE, RAK, SURFACE CL01 2.0 CHARCOAL, NATURAL MATT, 60X60CM, NO GROUT PLASTERED WALL, PAINTED WITH WATER BASE DULUX QUICK DRYING EGGSHELL , IVORY, RAL 1014 WALL PAPPER GRAPHICS APPLIED ON PLASTERED WALL
WL01
CL02
WL02
+03.40 FFL FALSE CEILING LEVEL WL03
CL01
WL01
CL03
WL02
WL04
CL02
+03.40 FF WL01
CLIENT
WL02
WL04
GRAB & GO FRIDGE
WL02
D 1.01 PROJECT
Hello Fruits Store
FL01
+00.00 FFL FLOOR LEVEL
FL02
FL02
FL02
LOCATION
FL01
+00.00 F
Marsa Al Seef, Dubai, UAE UNIT NUMBER
P2-12-1 ARCHITECTURE
SECTION A SCALE 1:50
PAINTED LOGO ON WOOD CLADDING
FRIDGE CLADDING WITH RECLAIMED WOOD, INCLUDING VENTILATION PERFURATIONS
SECTION C DRAWING
WALLPAPPER APPLIED ON TRADITIONAL FINISHING WALL
SCALE 1:50
SECTION A PHASE
CONCEPT DOCUMENTATION / ARCHITECTURE DATE
09-05-2017 SHEET SIZE / NUMBER
A3 / 11 SCALE
1:50
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— PAUSE — DUBAI, UAE 2016
PAUSE COFFEE SHOP CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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PAUSE COFFEE SHOP CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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PAUSE COFFEE SHOP CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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PAUSE COFFEE SHOP CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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PAUSE COFFEE SHOP CONCEPT PLAN
— Wall boxes Modular wooden boxes with proportional dimensions, able to be combined as required per space conditions
COFFEE SHOP CONCEPT
PAUSE
— Technical area Hidden door panel composed by wood boxes, with pivotal opening system
— Communication Boards Wood base boards, with surface mounted communication elements (variable dimensions)
— Back Wall Matte black steel plate (to be coordinated with F&B requirements)
— Products related Wall Wood boxes supported by wooden studs substructure
— Working area Wall niche with matte black paneling wall and wood counter
— Wood Wall Wooden base substructure, for wall cladding and structural support for display boxes and communication system
— Side table / Shelving
— Feature Wall
Wood shelve supported by wooden substructure, working as side table or display shelving
Wood boxes supported by wooden studs substructure
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— MORE CAFE — JEDDAH, KSA 2017
MORE CAFE RESTAURANT CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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MORE CAFE RESTAURANT CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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MORE CAFE RESTAURANT CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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MORE CAFE RESTAURANT CONCEPT PLAN
C A202
RESTAURANT CONCEPT
MORE CAFE
2.01 OPEN KITCHEN 1 35.5 M2 FL04 CL04 WL09
WL01
2.03 FEMALE TOILET 9 M2
2.02 MALE TOILET 7.5 M2 FL03 CL04 WL07
WL05
FL03 CL04 WL07
1.08 CIRCULATION 1 4.6 M2
WL01
Cleaning equipments cabinet
FL03 CL01 WL01 WL03
Communication wall WL01 WL08
WL05
B A201
B A201
1.06 COUNTER 1 20.5 M2
1.07 SOFA SITTING 10 M2
1.03 FAMILY AREA 3 15 M2
FL01 CL01
Art wall
WL02
FL01 CL01
FL01 CL01 1.03 FAMILY AREA 1 50 M2 FL01 CL01
FL03
WL02
A A201
A A201 Waiter station 7 1.04 FAMILY AREA 2 16.5 M2 FL01 CL01
1.09 RETAIL SHELVES 12.1 M2
Logo
WL01
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WL06
5 4
FL03 CL01
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WL06 2 1 1.01 ENTRANCE & RECEPTION 7.5 M2 FL03 CL01
FINISHES LAYOUT - GROUND FLOOR SCALE 1:50
Electrical DB
artworks
WL05
FL02
1.02 ENTRANCE 2 2.2 M2 WL06 WL01
FL03 CL01
2 A202
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MORE CAFE RESTAURANT CONCEPT PLAN
C A202
RESTAURANT CONCEPT
MORE CAFE
2.04 OPEN KITCHEN 2 43.5 M2 FL04 CL04 WL09
2.06 STAFF ROOM 5.5 M2
2.07 OFFICE 6 M2
FL04 CL04 WL09
FL01 CL04 WL01
FL01 CL04 WL01
Storage cabinet
WL01
WL01 2.05 MALE TOILET 2 8 M2
Communication wall WL01 WL08
1.14 COUNTER 2 15.5 M2
FL04 CL04 WL09
WL01 WL08
Book Shelves/Waiter Station
FL01 CL01
B A201
WL03
1.13 CASUAL DINING 1 24.9 M2 FL03
FL01 CL01
Big artwork WL02
B A201
1.10 READING/ WORKING AREA 19.5 M2 FL02 CL02
WL01 WL08
FL02 1.15 CIRCULATION 2 5.6 M2
2.08 Staircase 10.2 m2 FL02 CL01
A A201
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A A201
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1.11 BUSINESS LOUNGE 16 M2 FL02 CL02
1.13 CASUAL DINING 2 29.6 M2
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WL02
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WL06
FL01 CL03
Logo
Photography Wall
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4 3 2 1
FINISHES LAYOUT - FIRST FLOOR SCALE 1:50
C A202
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— SUNCOAST — DUBAI, UAE 2016
SUNCOAST SHOWROOM CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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SUNCOAST SHOWROOM CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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SUNCOAST SHOWROOM CONCEPT PLAN
SHOWROOM CONCEPT
SUNCOAST
Materials area 72.5 m2
Open Office 33.5 m2
Meeting Room 25m2 Client Lounge & Counter 51.5 m2
Storage 31.5 m2
Product Display 404 m2
Circulation 176 m2
Service Area 30.5 m2
Accessories 23 m2
Entrance Area 8 m2
Shopfront 38 m2
Ground floor __
832 m2 __
01. Entrance area
02. Window showcase
03. Products display (stages & shelves)
04. Client’s lounge & counter
05. Accessories area
06. Meeting room 07. Tailoring area
08. Service areas
09. Loading dock
10. Circulation & staircase
08.0 m2
38.0 m2
404.0 m2
51.5.0 m2
23.0 m2
25.0 m2 46.8 m2
30.5 m2
16.6 m2
176.0 m2
138 m2 __
11. Materials area
12. Open office
13. Storage
72.5 m2
33.5 m2
31.5 m2
Mezzanine floor __
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SUNCOAST SHOWROOM CONCEPT SECTIONS
SHOWROOM CONCEPT
SUNCOAST
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— BACK COMFORT — RIYADH, KSA 2016
BACK COMFORT SHOWROOM CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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BACK COMFORT SHOWROOM CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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BACK COMFORT SHOWROOM CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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BACK COMFORT SHOWROOM CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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BACK COMFORT SHOWROOM CONCEPT PLAN
SHOWROOM CONCEPT
BACK COMFORT
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— ORION
DENTAL CLINIC — RIYADH, KSA 2015
ORION DENTAL CLINIC CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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ORION DENTAL CLINIC CONCEPT 3D VIEW
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ORION DENTAL CLINIC CONCEPT 3D VIEW
DENTAL CLINIC CONCEPT
ORION
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— AFOC
ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB — ABU DHABI 2016
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB STRATEGY
Development Process
1. Preliminary Interpretation
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prepare the space to receive a new intervention keep the area as neutral as possible remove the external elements from the space return to the original building units
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2. Timeless Intervention
• • • •
concept intervention proposal project references / case-studies justifying the options taken development of a contemporary approach to the project technical and functional analysis of the space program
3. Heritage Integration
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identification of historical elements to be considered relevant to the project historical inheritance reflection / interpretation objects, materials and textures to be integrated in the proposal
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AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
Grand Entrance _ Space Concept
The entrance marks and defines the character of the building. The key area is to develop the first moment and reaction, defining what will be the Building Concept. The Magnificent scale enhancing the roof structure as a space 
 feature element.
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AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
GRAND ENTRANCE
AFOC West Wing access Level 2
Interior Garden 2055 m2 Access Flow Public / Commercial areas Level 2 Banquet area 1480 m2 Public Access 5933 m2
Access Flow Public / Commercial areas Level 2 Grand Entrance Level 2
Entrance Hall 380m2 / 177 m2
Building Level 2
East Wing access Level 2
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
GRAND ENTRANCE
AFOC
Access Flow Public / Commercial areas Level 2
Current Situation The entrance hall is defined and controlled by the pillars rhythm and the above balcony level. The grand entrance area is limited, as the flow is redirected to the upper floors, or to the adjacent commercial areas.
Main Building Level 2
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
GRAND ENTRANCE
AFOC
Access to Upper Lounge VIP / Lounge areas Level 4
Mid-Level Balcony Lounge / Meeting areas Level 3
Current Situation The entrance hall is defined and controlled by the pillars rhythm and the above balcony level. The grand entrance area is limited, as the flow is redirected to the upper floors, or to the adjacent commercial areas.
Main Building Level 3 / 4
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
GRAND ENTRANCE
AFOC
Proposed Grand Entrance
Access Flow Public / Commercial areas Level 2
An open and wide entrance area promotes the contemplation of the monumental roof element. The building assumes his character as the master piece to be inhabited, creating an evolutive experience trough his natural flow between corridors and the central courtyard, the interior garden. Main Building Level 2
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
GRAND ENTRANCE
AFOC
Proposed Grand Entrance
Access to Garden Lounge VIP / Lounge areas Level 4
The simplified path possibilities, generates the intentional experience towards the garden and the suspended balcony. From the entrance area, the guest is invited to admire and contemplate the immense roof presence, shape and form, until achieves the central moment, the intense relation between the interior garden and the human presence.
Main Building Level 3 / 4
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
GRAND ENTRANCE
AFOC
Proposed Grand Entrance
Access to Roof Lounge Rooftop Lounge areas Level 5
The simplified path possibilities, generates the intentional experience towards the garden and the suspended balcony. From the entrance area, the guest is invited to admire and contemplate the immense roof presence, shape and form, until achieves the central moment, the intense relation between the interior garden and the human presence.
Main Building Level 3 / 4
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
GRAND ENTRANCE
AFOC
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
Banquet Hall _ Space Concept
The space is involved by a continuous dynamic form. Composed by palm tree leaves the new structure redefines the hall, generating a new contemporary hall with references to heritage materials and elements. Light is controlled and positioned according to reflective areas in a theatrical effect, enhancing the space quality and details.
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AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
BANQUET HALL
AFOC What to do • Clear external elements • Create the space concept intervention • Clean and minimise the material selection • Use clear and continuous surfaces • Reduce the amount of reflective surfaces • Reuse the existing lighting fixtures, including them in a new ceiling element • Define the space relation with the adjacent areas
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
BANQUET HALL
AFOC
Ceiling Pattern Wood strips; Karelia Oak / local technics
Column Clading Wood strips; Karelia Oak / local technics Variable dimension from top to bottom
Lighting effects Lighting features between ceiling pattern forms, columns and column layers
1. area with ceiling geometry
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
BANQUET HALL
AFOC
Brand Pattern Reference forms and geometries establishing a physical connection with the space
Geometrical Composition Research for pattern floor based on existing geometrical forms
Flooring Detail Dekton flooring / Brass limits edge pattern
4. floor pattern application
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
BANQUET HALL
AFOC Ceiling Light Maintain the existing light
Columns Wood strips; Karelia Oak Electric Light
Wall Vinyl boards heritage display
Ceiling Wood strips; Karelia Oak Electric Light
Floor Raised wood floor; Karelia Oak Stonewashed Ivory
Space Partition Architectural fabric curtain. Perimetrical hidden track system.
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
BANQUET HALL
AFOC
— What to do • • • • • • •
Clear external elements Create the space concept intervention Clean and minimise the material selection Use clear and continuous surfaces Reduce the amount of reflective surfaces Reuse the existing lighting fixtures, including them in a new ceiling element Define the space relation with the adjacent areas
Main Building Level 2
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
Hotel _ Space Concept
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AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
HOTEL ENTRANCE
AFOC Transforming the lobby area in a open, clear an continuous lounge will redefine the initial feeling wile enter the hotel. The reception unit will be relocated in the adjacent courtyards developing a new approach to the inner void, promoting a major relation with the building and the interior garden.
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
HOTEL ENTRANCE
AFOC Interior Graden • Create a “natural” interior garden • Simplify the architectural and external elements • Clean and minimise the material selection • Combine plants and water in specific moments • Reduce the amount of reflective surfaces • Define the space relation with the adjacent areas • Integrated lighting fixtures in the garden
Light “Heritage Suspended net lamp” with spots of
Reception Travertine Stone strips converge with wood strips defining the an organic Floor Travertine Stone strips that defines the greenery around the stairs and interior gardenreception area
Seating Area Wood strips creating a flow seating
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
Hotel Corridor _ Space Concept
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AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
HOTEL CORRIDOR
AFOC The triple high centre void is the light source, the interior garden and the visual connection element throughout the hotel building. The architectural elements that defines the corridors, also generates the rhythm, alignments and the different building levels. As a functional organism, it is the transitional area between the public and private areas, simple and clear.
Central corridor flow materialised in Bolon vinyl, due to its versatility, unbeatable combination of design, durability, ease of cleaning and sustainability, Bolon BKB Sisal Plain Sand
Ceiling Suspended ceiling, hiding all the infrastructures in “Ash Aalborg Kahrs wood horizontal stripes”
Central corridor Dekton employs exclusive Sinterized Particle Technology; This zero porosity and lack of the micro-defects mark the difference. “Dekton Edora Natural collection
Light Cove light all over the corridor perimeter, at the interception between wall and suspended ceiling.
Door & wall cladding Hidden doors system and wall, in “Karelia Ash Select Artic wood”
Wall Sanded plaster in ash color.
Spacing black aluminium profile
New floor finishing
Plaster wall
Existing floor level
Glass guard Tempered glass
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
HOTEL CORRIDOR
AFOC • Clean and minimise the material selection • Continuous floor, walls and ceiling • Introduce lighting effects • Define the rooms entrance niche • Accurate and balanced new materials and color palette
Suspended Ceiling Ash wood horizontal stripes
Door & wall cladding Hidden doors system and wall, in “Karelia Ash Select Artic wood”
Wall Sanded plaster in ash color.
Wooden suspended ceiling Hidden LED linear light Wood cladding
Interior False ceiling Door frame Hidden door system
Light Drop shadow light count.. all the limits of the corridor, wall vs ceiling
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
Hotel _Room Space Concept
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AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
HOTEL ROOM
AFOC The hotel room is an experimental device where heritage, tradition and contemporary ideas meet, as an evolutive reflection of a room area. Materials and furniture were selected and organised creating experiences and relations, connecting the cultural inheritance to the daily requirements of a contemporary society. The room areas are immersed and connected by natural light. The relation between areas is continuous, with a soft harmony of materials, textures and light balance.
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
HOTEL ROOM
AFOC The introduction of new elements is defined by the nature of the space. Combining the controlled light and reflection with balanced materials and graphics, the space is transformed in a comfort and elegant area.
Entrance & corridor floor “Karelia Oak Story” engineered wood for more stability, and lower maintenance
Carpet “Desso Arcade carpet”; the concentration of fine dust particles in the air is as much as eight times lower than with other floors.
Glass frosted box separation from shower and room, allowing natural light to flow to the interior bathroom
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
HOTEL ROOM
AFOC Bedroom • Improve the space organisation • Redefine the room concept • Increase light and bright materials • Simplify and reduce furniture elements • Soft and delicate new materials and colour palette Curtain Black out roller curtain with light sheer to express suavity
Lounge Chair “Heritage Lounge Chair”
Bench “Heritage room bench”
Suspended side table and back Ash strip horizontal wood
Light LED suspension lighting fixture [Davide Groppi]
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
HOTEL ROOM
AFOC
Light LED suspension lighting fixture [Davide Groppi]
Shower rain fall shower head
Shower back wall & floor Silestone Kensho [light grey] by Cosentino Light ceiling mounted hanging mirror; Antonio Lupi “Bop 3”
Basin Built in wash basin & shelfSilestone Blanco Zeus Extreme] by Cosentino
Front wall Mutina Phenomenon mosaic “Rain A” bianco
Shower wall shelf & bench Built in shelfe Silestone Kensho
Floor & Left wall Silestone Blanco Zeus Extreme] by Cosentino [light grey] by Cosentino
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
HOTEL ROOM
AFOC Integrated and elegant, the toilet room is seen as continuous part of the room, providing the possibility of a private or open space to the room. Materials, appliances and light are combined providing a better space use and appearance, to a comfortable and refined experience. • Update the space organisation • Redefine bath concept and appliances • Introduce natural light and bright materials • New materials, colour palette and details combination
Light LED suspension lighting fixture [Davide Groppi]
Toilet back wall Mutina Phenomenon mosaic “Rain A” Nero
Toilet Floor and walls Silestone Kensho [light grey] by Cosentino Glass frosted wall separation from toilet and bathroom, allowing natural light to flow to the toilet
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
HOTEL ROOM
AFOC
AFOC ARMED FORCES OFFICERS CLUB SPACE CONCEPT
HOTEL ROOM
AFOC
ARCHITECTURE EMANUEL.UE@GMAIL.COM DUBAI / 2017