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T H E B E LT L I N E B R I D G E S T H E G A P A N D U N I T E S T H E C I T Y O F AT L A N TA

s t r i p p e d. natural design raw materials f re s h + c l e a n

SEATING TYPE DINING HEIGHT

BAR HEIGHT

COUNTER HEIGHT

raw. SEATING MATRIX

ir re ve re n t + e d g y unpretentious conversation star ter

2-TOPS 4-TOPS 8-TOPS

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SEATING COUNT DINING AREA

BAR

PDR

urban.

SHOP

a d a p t i ve eye - catching innovative

TOTAL

109

FURNITURE PLAN

ART BY ATLANTA, GA ARTIST HENSE/ALEX BREWER

WITH AN EFFORTLESS TRANSITION, EDGY

3 2

GRAPHICS AND POPS OF COLOR WILL CAPTURE

HOTEL ENTRY ELEVATION

GUESTS FROM THE HOTEL.

HOTEL ENTRY

REVEALING THE SPACE’S MODERN AESTHETIC. THE CAFE IS CENTERED

FRESH + SIMPLE, THE SHOP

AROUND CLEAN LINES + WARM

CONSISTS OF BRASS ACCENTS +

MATERIALITY.

WHITE STONES TO OFF-SET THE COLD TONES OF THE RAW CONCRETE

THE CONTRAST BETWEEN THE WARM

FINISH.

FINISHES + GREENERY CREATES A RELAXING ENVIRONMENT TO START

SEASONAL PRODUCTS WILL BE

THE DAY.

ARTFULLY DISPLAYED AND BRING LIFE + FOCUS TO THE SPACE.

CAFE + SHOP SPATIAL IMAGERY

GREEN JUICE JULEP

UNIFORM

4 UNIFORM

WHIMSICAL UNIFORMS WITH POPS OF COLOR BRING A SENSE OF FUN AND UNPRETENTIOUSNESS. CARRIED THROUGH WITH SEASONAL 4

AND VIBRANT PRODUCE ALONG

SIDE FEATURED PRESSED JUICE COCKTAILS.

HIBISCUS RUM MULE

GINGER MINT GREEN SWEET TEA

RETAIL

TABLE TOP

SHOP + CAFE ELEVATIONS

RETAIL

EATS + RETAIL COLLATERAL

RAW TEXTURES + FRESH PASTELS BRING A LIGHT + AIRY COMPONENT

TO THIS BAR. 6

KEEPING THINGS SIMPLE AND COMFY WITH BAR + COUNTER

SEATING, CUSTOMERS HAVE PLENTY

OF OPTIONS TO ENJOY A QUICK BITE

OR DRINK.

SHOP + CAFE ELEVATIONS 21

BAR SPATIAL IMAGERY

THE PDR AND DINING BECOME A FLEXIBLE SPACE THAT WILL SERVE AS

11 c l o s e d ba r

A SOCIAL HUB.

THE DINING AREA

ART BY ATLANTA, GA ARTIST [CHRISTOPHER] DEREK BRUNO AND GREG BRENNER

IS STYLISH WITH VELVETS AND HIGH TEXTURES FEATURING A MULTI-FUNTIONAL COMMUNAL

TABLE 11

THAT ALSO SERVES AS A CHEF’S

12 12

DEMO TABLE.

clo sed b a r

BAR ELEVATIONS 25

DINING SPATIAL IMAGERY

OPEN TO KITCHEN

ART BY ATLANTA, GA ARTIST [CHRISTOPHER] DEREK BRUNO AND GREG BRENNER

THE PDR DELIVERS AN ELEVATED

EXPERIENCE 14

WITH A SLIGHTLY MORE POLISHED DESIGN AND CLEAN EDGES. 14

INSPIRED BY THE TRAIN ITSELF.

DINING ELEVATIONS 29

PDR SPATIAL IMAGERY

ART BY ATLANTA, GA ARTIST HENSE/ALEX BREWER AND GREG BRENNER

18 15

17 16

PDR ELEVATIONS 31

MATERIAL BOARD 35

DESIGN INSPIRATION

B r i t i s h C ol on i a l S o c i a l H i e rar c hy Colonial

w il l i a m s b ur g Interior Design Vision 12/29/2016

pas t l e g ac y

i n h e r i ta nc e

l oyalt y

a new world

In the likeness of the ancient Roman and Greek empires, Great Britain viewed itself as a modern ruling empire. With a number of established colonies in North America, Great Britain received the allegiance of the American colonists, who viewed themselves as citizens and subjects of King George III.

Within the colonies, social lines were well-drawn. Birth and pedigree were paramount to the social structure and cultural interactions. As the colony stabilized following a period of unrest, the white middle class emerged, bringing with it the importance of social interaction, manners, and deportment.

Loyal subjects to the English Crown, European settlers established a colony in Virginia for the purpose of creating trade goods and sending them back to England. These ties to Britain reached beyond trade relationships, into the way in which they were governed.

As American colonial life became less fraught with struggle and survival, America emerged as a land of opportunity and relative equality. With opportunities to make a good living and life, colonists found themselves embracing new beginnings in the wilderness of this foreign land.

FLOOR PLANS OVERALL SCOPE

5.1

8 2 9

4 1

1.1

INN

Restaurant (Rockefeller Room)

1.1

Hallway

Breakfast Room (Goodwin / Terrace Rooms)

Restoration Bar

Pantry (2)

Regency Ballroom Courtyard

5.1

Regency Ballroom

Lobby Tea

Outside Bar

Terrace (FF&E Selection Only)

Library

INN

THE NOUVEAU BRITISH CONCEPT IMAGERY

American colonists were a people of paradox: venturing to a new country with boundless optimism for a fresh future, while remaining closely connected with their British heritage. Into this new land of opportunity they established British customs, aesthetics, and cuisine. Just as with these early adventurers, for this space at the Inn, time-period elements will enrich and enliven the new. Stately textures and lines inspired from the 18th-century British gentry social class will co-mingle with elements that embody the simple, functional spirit of the original colonists.

LOBBY ROOM PLAN

2,429 SQ. FT. Seat Count

Tea Lounge

24 19

Total

INN

THE NOUVEAU BRITISH SPATIAL IMAGERY LOBBY

Upon entering the Inn, guests will be met with the same sense of drama and excitement that greeted the new colonists when they reached Plymouth. Here, guests will marvel at the majesty of the flora and fauna of the New World. The grandeur of the woods, stones, and precious metals will temper the freshness of the architectural lines.

SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

LOBBY ROOM RENDERING

INN

NOUVEAU BRITISH SPATIAL IMAGERY LIBRARY

LIBRARY PLAN

197 SQ. FT. Seat Count Lounge

Total

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

ROCKEFELLER ROOM PLAN 1,266 SQ. FT.

Seat Count

INN

NOUVEAU BRITISH SPATIAL IMAGERY ROCKEFELLER ROOM

Taking design inspiration from the gentry male persona, the Rockefeller Room will encapsulate the cool sophistication of the period's fashion. Before they were Americans, of course, the colonists were British, and they brought with them a British sense of economics; fortunes were made in dark-paneled rooms over cigars and ale. The new designs will maintain the intimate, masculine, and comfortable qualities of the places in which a businessman from the era would feel most at home. SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

Dining

Total

ROCKEFELLER ROOM LEATHER ART CONCEPT

ROCKEFELLER ROOM RENDERING

IN THE HIGHLIGHTED LOCATIONS, THERE IS TO BE APPLIED, THREE-DIMENSIONAL LEATHER CARVINGS. THE LEATHER CARVINGS WILL BE LAYERED ONTO THE ART PIECE TO CREATE SPECIAL MOMENTS, DIMENSIONALITY & SHADOWS.

INN

NOUVEAU BRITISH SPATIAL IMAGERY RESTORATION BAR

RESTORATION BAR PLAN

RESTORATION BACK BAR ELEVATION: PLASTER DETAIL

1,266 SQ. FT. Seat Count Bar Lounge

09 15

Total

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

RESTORATION BAR WHITE MODEL

INN

NOUVEAU BRITISH CONCEPT IMAGERY THE FORMAL GARDENS

In many ways at odds with the uncultivated wilderness of America, The British Garden harnesses nature through greenery that is manicured and symmetrical. The refinment in its aesthetic is reflected in the topiary and tiling observed throughout the gardens. Above all, the garden serves as an active social place, where guests can gather with friends in the shade by a cool fountain, romantic enough to even perhaps inspire new love.

TERRACE PLAN

Outdoor Lounge Dining Bar

73 44 14

Total Outdoor

131

EAU PALM BEACH RESORT & SPA Bar

HENRY MORRISON FLAGLER

THE COCONUT PALM

GREAT BLUE HERON

Flagler was an American industrialist and founder of Standard Oil. He is known as the father of St. Augustine, Miami and Palm Beach Florida. As a wedding present to Mary Lily in 1902 Flagler, built a Beaux-Arts mansion,. Whitehall. With more than 100,000 square feet and 75-plus rooms, Whitehall was described in 1902 by the New York Herald as, “... more wonderful than any palace in Europe, grander and more magniﬁcent than any other private dwelling in the world.”

Palm Beach received name from a shipwreck named the “Providencia” which washed ashore in 1878 with a load of coconuts. It’s load of coconuts was taken as salvage, and within a decade the area was filled with coconut palms. Coir, or coconut fibre, is a natural fibre with bold texture. Texture will add a subtle, yet powerful dimension to the interior and is responsible for keeping the space memorable.

Native to Palm Beach, the great blue heron, is the largest heron in North America and one of the continent’s most recognizable wading birds. Notable features of the great blue heron include gray with a slight azure blue ﬂight feathers, redbrown thighs, and a paired red-brown and black stripe up the ﬂanks; the neck is rusty-gray, with black and white streaking down the front.

ZONING PLAN

LUXE TROPIC

LOUNGE

In a natural palette of neutrals, colors drawing the outside in, emerald palm fronds, patterned tiles, accents of copper and golds mixed with sculptural light ﬁxtures, a scene of elegant, nostalgic (tropical) unfolds.

BAR

FOYER

PRIVATE LOUNGE

SCALE: 1/8” = 1’-0”

FOYER

color | detailed textures | catalogue liquor

LOUNGE BAR

Flagler Museum | tone on tone furniture | metals | ceiling and ﬂoor pattern | coffered ceiling with pattern

LOUNGE FABRIC AND MATERIAL SELECTIONS LOUNGE FINISHES

textured walls | rattan webbing at walls | custom ceiling wallcovering pattern | ﬂoor stone pattern

BAR

PRIVATE LOUNGE

dark room | Whitehall ceiling mural | furniture texture | creating a new version of the old | layering pattern on furniture

ceiling to wall transition | bar materials | ﬂoor to bar die transition

coconut trees

copper pod

cordyline

great blue heron

DRAPERY CONCEPT

PRIVATE LOUNGE

paradise / natural plants | ombre sky | panoramic mural drapery | ﬂoor pattern | solid color area rug custom panel lily tree

pink museanda

crown of thorns

tropical aster

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