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Amul foodland :A contemporary multi-cuisine restaurant design

By: Shah, Yamini.
Contributor(s): Parmar, Sudhir.
Publisher: Mumbai Indian Institute of Architects 2021Edition: Vol.86(12), Dec.Description: 64-67p.Subject(s): ARCHITECTURE GENERAL (AR-GEN)Online resources: Click here In: Journal of the Indian institute of architects :(JIIA)Summary: Amul Foodland is a multi-cuisine restaurant in a contemporary style designed by refurbishing the existing shell structure. The restaurant belongs to Amul, an Indian Dairy Cooperative Society and the client briefed for a design that captures the unique background and values of their 75 years old legacy with a distinctive contemporary touch. The idea was to create a space that has a contemporary yet traditional vibe attached to it and at the same time uses a material palette with inherent texture & colour rather than applied to finish. The most enthralling idea was to use the compartmental seating with a roof under the main roof. The ambience speaks about the restaurant being a relaxing space. The focus remains on food, and the harmonious combination of modern and traditional design elements with contemporary twists provide the guests with a refreshing dining experience.
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Amul Foodland is a multi-cuisine restaurant in a contemporary
style designed by refurbishing the existing shell structure. The
restaurant belongs to Amul, an Indian Dairy Cooperative
Society and the client briefed for a design that captures the
unique background and values of their 75 years old legacy
with a distinctive contemporary touch.
The idea was to create a space that has a contemporary yet
traditional vibe attached to it and at the same time uses a
material palette with inherent texture & colour rather than
applied to finish. The most enthralling idea was to use the
compartmental seating with a roof under the main roof. The
ambience speaks about the restaurant being a relaxing space.
The focus remains on food, and the harmonious combination
of modern and traditional design elements with contemporary
twists provide the guests with a refreshing dining experience.

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