BOOK
03
edition Petar Jevtovic
‘The art of life is a constant readjustment to our surroundings.’
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TABLE OF CONTENT ___
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Baker&Spice 360 Mall Zahra, Kuwait
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Gravity Al-Kout Mall Fahaheel, Kuwait
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NINO Place Vendome Doha, Qatar
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Baker&Spice The S Hotel Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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Johnny Rockets Drive-trough Kaifan, Kuwait
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Apartment A Lepotica Arilje, Serbia
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Baker&Spice Pure House Hotel Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Summer House Hamptons New York, USA
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Taboonat 360 Mall Zahra, Kuwait
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Apartment D Design District Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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Damien Mercier Vivo Los Trapenses Santiago, Chile
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Office P Le Marais Paris, France
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Baker&Spice GUST University Mishref, Kuwait
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Apartment V Cannaregio Venice, Italy
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360 Mall
Baker&Spice Zahra, Kuwait
__ 2019 COMPLETED
Unlike any other location, this Baker&Spice in 360 mall is a very unique and one of it’s kind. Rising up from the floor lever as a pop-up right in the middle of the mall, it gives a great impression as a structure on it’s own. Idea was to treat this object not as a restaurant but as an interactive pavilion. Kitchen is accommodated in the middle as an isle. Seating is oriented on two sides practically as a mirror, opposite from each other. Six tons of stainless steel 8mm thick round bars is implemented in this extraordinary structure as a curtain for the beams, columns and as a cover for the false roof. Moreover, 50.000 velding spots was needed to put everything together in a coherent and consistent shape. This restaurant-pavilion captivates with its distinctive shape and structure; columns and beams are cladded with titanium steel sheets of brushed texture. Entire counter is put together out of travertine on top of which sits 50cm tall tempered glass refrigerated display for fresh salads, pastry and retail items. Open kitchen in the middle represents the heart of the concept where you can have a sneak peak of how your dish is made. The name of 360 mall tells a lot about its shape. This Baker&Spice concept follows the same philosophy on a much smaller scale where you can roam around and interact with it just like any other pavilion intended for exhibition.
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Place Vendome
NINO Doha, Qatar
__ 2019 UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Local Kuwaiti brand of Italian food introduced itself to the market in the early 90’s. Over the years Nino has developed to become the franchise and this is the first of its kind located in new Place Vendome mall in Doha, Qatar. New materials and lighting methods are introduced to this concept while preserving Nino’s original brand identity. A mixture of glossy materials, leather and brass helped in creating an urban vibe to this casual yet chic dining experience. Back painted reeded glass is a dominant material applied within this interior. It is used to reduce certain boundaries within the restaurant; specifically between the kitchen and dining area. Carefully designed semi-open brass pattern is applied to the ceiling to provide an industrial sensation but also to preserve Nino’s brand identity. Specific color template of furniture selection gives classic Italian touch to it. Brass trims in the concrete flooring are well designed into a pattern and flows repetitively from one side of the dining area to another. Natural marble flashes off the walls while the branding is engraved in the stone creating very subtle identity. Made-to-measure sofa is designed in nubuk leather enriched with brass details.
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Drive-trough
Johnny Rockets Kaifan, Kuwait
__ 2020 UNDER CONSTRUCTION
This timeless All-American brand seeks to exist for almost thirty years as one of the favorite burger joints among the overcrowded food market in Kuwait. One of the oldest franchises in Kuwait is getting it’s first drive-through location in Kaifan. The story of Johnny Rockets takes place in the 60’s with jukebox machine on the table and pin up girls as wall decoration. First Johnny Rockets building in Kuwait gives the 60’s feeling with it’s curved shape, protruded shader with brand slogan around and materials used on it but also at the same time contemporary touch extorted by the double hight chilling, glass and metal. Tiles are almost entirely used in interior elevations but they are coming out into the facade creating 60’s vibe. Only two colors of the tiles are shifting all over the exterior generating this minimal touch. Reeded glass as a divider separates kitchen form a small dining area while grooved blue marble makes a support to that structure. Branding structure on the top of the building is changed from its blue-yellow-red color to only black and white to complement building style.
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Pure House Hotel
Baker&Spice Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
__ 2019 UNDER CONSTRUCTION
The concept expression in Baker&Spice is best described as natural and connected to the environment. The ambiance is a combination of natural materials including raw wood furniture, stone, glass, and modern lines with warm earthy colors giving each restaurant its own unique and cozy feeling. Foods are displayed in chilled food cabinets and on shelves. Everything that B&S cook, as well as raw ingredients and produce, is available in the retail space of the restaurant. B&S use the food to decorate the space. Gray tundra stone in combination with raw wood and finest Swedish natural leather gives a space this special feel and homey vibe while travertine and bronze enriches its elevations. Column in the middle of the restaurant and display at the entrance are the perfect spot to exhibit the retail items and fresh bakery produce.
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360 Mall
Taboonat Zahra, Kuwait
__ 2020 UNDER CONSTRUCTION
A levantine street food outlet inside the first food hall in Kuwait, 360 mall. The inspiration is Jerusalem, a holy city that praises all three religions and beholds a history of truce and conflicts; a city that has fused the cultural influence of the indigenous Palestinians both Christians and Muslims and forced the integration of the diaspora of Jews from Iraq, Syria and Yemen by the Zionist movement to declare state of Israel. Driven by conflict but unified in language, palate and common food and ingredients wavered by the reminiscence of the Ottoman empire. Jordanian desert stone in the combination with red brick and casted concrete gives contemporary touch to an ancient story of the street food of Jerusalem. Reddish taupe Petra stone is honed and cladded in vertically cut pieces divided by the stainless steel trims. Entire bar is made out of casted concrete from which carefully designed pattern of red bricks sticks out with its thickness. Both materials and ingredients are telling a story of differences wrapped together into a perfect symbiosis to represent the best of flavors and design.
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Vivo Los Trapenses
Damien Mercier Santiago, Chile
__ 2015 COMPLETED
CHOCOLATIER BELGE
This project is conceived to recall the theatre or stage with the chef as a main character who would visit the store once in a month in order to show the customers his way of making a chocolate and to reveal small part of his magic. In a thought process of not showing off everything thats going on inside the store, the idea was to make customers to enter inside and see the show. Three dominant figures in the store are exhibition wall, display table and stage. Table size is 3.6m x 1.8m lying on two beams which are fastened to the column in the middle of the store. Size itself and three layers or steel, marble and tempered glass makes this chocolate display completely unnatural without even one leg to support the weight. Materials used for this project are mainly glass both, tempered and laminated, metal, wood, porcelain and dekton which is made from a mixture of inorganic raw materials found in glass, porcelain tile and natural quartz. Ceiling and flooring materials are the same to give an impression of a huge mirror from wherever you are standing in the store.
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GUST University
Baker&Spice Mishref, Kuwait
__ 2018 COMPLETED
With the philosophy – local, organic, fresh, homemade – Baker&Spice became a benchmark for excellence. The menu represents an exciting daily journey through the farms and markets of the region, constantly changing with the seasons and availability of fresh locally grown and mainly organic ingredients. The kitchen and bakery are our centerpieces. Every outlet has a finishing kitchen supplied by a central kitchen which is responsible for baking and menu origination. First of it’s kind, this concept was conceived as grab-and-go for university students. Although the small space was not able to accommodate every service that B&S has to offer, it’s interior reflected the brand message and recognizable vibe throughout carefully selected materials in combination with displays, food and retail items. Travertine and glass are giving that familiar cozy thrill of Baker&Spice while smoked oak wood in combination with metal framework creates contemporary display for retail items and props.
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Al-Kout Mall
Gravity Fahaheel, Kuwait
__ 2020 COMPLETED
Introducing itself to the local market in 2017, Gravity has developed a reputation for its excellent coffee and deserts. Task was provided for redesigning Gravity’s future branches to meet the contemporary and demanding market today. The newest updated flagship unit of specialty coffee is located in Al-Kout mall, Kuwait. It is divided into two areas, bar area and seating area and contains outdoor seating with the view of the mall fountain. Gray brick as a predominant material creates two different patterns; one is used to cover two elevations facing each other and the other one for the bar. Bar is a monumental element located in the middle of the coffee shop dividing the seating into two equal parts. Made out of pavers cut in a brick shape it creates an extraordinary object. Brick pattern sticks out allowing customers to interact with it. Gentleman’s blue is the branding color used on the elevation facing the entrance door divided by the shelving which represents an exhibition wall for retail items and objects. Cognac leather with gray tundra stone generates comfortable and made-to-measure seating knitted around the corners of the shop.
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The S Hotel
Baker&Spice Dubai, United Arab Emirates
__ 2018 COMPLETED
The Baker&Spice spirit arrived in the gulf region in January 2009, with the opening of Souk Al Bahar in Dubai. Offering breakfast, lunch, dinner and retail items, it soon became a landmark itself. However, this is the first Baker&Spice franchise located in Al Barsha in the lobby of the S Hotel. Three stations are dividing the dining space; one is a bar area for fresh juices and hot drinks, second one is in the middle and its a display for fresh salads but also a carver station and focaccia station, and the third one is a pastry station and display for all cakes, bread, croissants and the rest of the pastry produce and its located at the back next to the kitchen. Terrazzo floor with stainless steel trims dominates once the door is open but right after the big construction wall cladded with black honed basalt clashing the black back painted glass takes over. The same material runs over the elevation divided with rose gold stainless steel trims. Specially designed booths with back painted glass and finest Swedish leather in cognac color are making a raw seats while the raw wood furniture is spread around the dining space. FF&E is a big part of the restaurant decoration; therefore colorful salads, fresh pastry, meal of the day and different retail items are spread around refrigerated glass displays and travertine counters. Cozy charm and versatile menu awaits anyone who wonders around this area of Dubai.
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Lepotica
Apartment A Arilje, Serbia
__ 2017 CONCEPT DESIGN
1971’s building located on a small hill of Arilje downtown contains a two bedroom apartment on the second floor. The core concept of the flat is an island in the middle which divides the living room from services but also provides space which can be used as storage or wardrobe. Since bathroom and toilet are separated in two different rooms, merging them into one, kitchen becoming significantly bigger providing space for the dining table in the middle. Big windows in spacious living-room provide sizable quantity of daylight. Smoked oak parquet floor permeates through the whole apartment. Long linear element in the living room is separated from the kitchen by a new wooden panel, without doors or walls. Panel made of palissandro wood is repeated in the kitchen and around the island. It visually separates two spaces but at the same time gives an impression of one big area.
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Hamptons
Summer House New York, USA
__ 2017 CONCEPT DESIGN
SURF
shack is located in the prestigious neighborhood of the Hamptons, New York, originally accommodated a single-storey wooden home which was an upgrade for a couple as their holiday house. The interior was completely reorganized to create a large, open living space on the ground floor. A simple material palette of wood, tile, and sanded or varnished cement introduces subtle textural details to complement the white-painted walls. A large glazed surface in the kitchen and living space looks out onto the garden and provide exterior views of the interior. The far end of the plot fits a small guest house with storage space. The transformation of the yard into a series of stepped terraces creates various practical outdoor spaces with an improved connection to the house’s interior. The area next to the living room is intended as an outdoor dining space with an adjacent cultivated garden.
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Design District
Apartment D Dubai, United Arab Emirates
__ 2020 CONCEPT DESIGN
D3
or else known as Dubai Design District accommodates a two story private apartment overlooking the Dubai Creek. Glossy floors, rough-sawn wood and diffused natural light create a calming atmosphere inside this private apartment in Dubai. The spatial functions were deconstructed via architectural language and white was adopted as the main hue, so as to highlight the wooden elements and steel-blue color which represents Persian Gulf. The space is traversed by an exposed concrete beam that expresses the building’s original structure. It is intersected by a perpendicular wooden beam embellished with frosted glass light fixtures. The combination of dark, polished concrete flooring with white walls and wood produces what is described as austere texture within the space.
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Le Marais
Office P Paris, France
__ 2021 CONCEPT DESIGN
LE
Marais is historic district in Paris, France. Once shabby, the district has been rehabilitated and now sports trendy shopping and restaurants along with large variety of designer parlors and such. The office is located in one of these winding streets of the aristocratic Le Marais district. Aim was to keep Parisian charm while introducing contemporary design elements. Space is divided by the large panel cladded with smoked oak separating MD’s office from the meeting room. The table was constructed from sheets of MDF coated in a thick layer of mirror-shine polyester the wood surface and then brushed and polished. Mixing vintage pieces from 50’s to 90’s with contemporary furniture and light tones gives the space attractive appearance and sparks questions.
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Canneregio
Apartment V Venice, Italy
__ 2021 CONCEPT DESIGN
VENEZIA sits on many canals and islands. On one of these islands called Isola di San Michele is district Canneregio where this apartment is located. The studio apartment is laid out as an open-plan L shaped space. It comprises a bedroom at one end and a lounge at the other with a kitchen in between. Off the sitting area is a larger living room, positioned next to a lush garden. A free-standing lattice volume acts as a divider between different spaces, the kitchen and bedroom, and accommodates the kitchen cabinetry as well as the bathroom. Terrazzo alla Veneziana gives the floor a special jam while repetitive wavy copper element creates a statement on its own. The variety of pieces add form and texture to the home, yet when paired together create a cohesive and minimalistic space. Trying to convey an elegant and, at the same time, rustic essence, this apartment is conceived of clean architecture, abundant in straight lines, with punctual curves that make analogy to the Canneregio, a concave-shaped area of land around water in the Isola di San Michele.
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