The Wif Bar & Restaurant \ Segments architects & planners

Egypt-based Segments architects & planners have completed The Wif Bar & Restaurant.

+ Architect’s statement

When we started the work of the imagination the initial design of this project we have in mind some limitations and objectives: First, create a character and identity of different and distinct, and the flexibility and clarity to enable the customer to deploy and open new branches in the future, secondly mixing between the different cultures of the cuisines of food provided by the U.S. and Asian and oriental and painted nature of the local, third to make the most of the area where the resolution of certain problems such as high ceiling limited at first floor and the large beams that divide the space is not understood until it’s hard now to believe that this place is the same as three months ago! . Has been taken into account all of this in the design, which also affect the design of furniture and most of the lighting units and we have adopted mainly in the use of natural materials in the finishes and lighting units and furniture from wood and natural stone like Basalt and other volcanic and bamboo, glass, copper and create harmony and homogeneity gives the place a sense of warmth and link and to offer a different model of contemporary his mark. Also dealt with the problem of rising work furniture heights less than usual, but to maintain the appropriate proportions and comfortable for sitting and eating and the use of reflective glass in some spaces, creating an extension vertically and horizontally as a kind of optical illusion.

+ Architect: Segments architects & planners | http://www.segmentsarchitects.com/

The Wif Bar & Restaurant, image courtesy Segments architects & planners

The Wif Bar & Restaurant, image courtesy Segments architects & planners

The Wif Bar & Restaurant, image courtesy Segments architects & planners

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