7 HEAVEN

CONCEPT : THE MAXIMALIST BREAKOUT

7 Heaven is a bar and restaurant project with approximately 170m2, inserted on the ground floor of a market complex building, located in Noida. The functional program includes a bar area, with seating and service counters; a customer area, with seating and a dance area; customer sanitary facilities; and technical areas with restricted access, such as the kitchen, pantry, and storage.

DESIGN OVERVIEW

OVERVIEW The café has been designed keeping in mind the idea of maximalist treatment of spaces. The side entry, adjacent to the main façade, characterized by is the strong entry of natural light and clear visibility to the public thoroughfare since the previously opaque shutters have been replaced by big fenestrations.

Service:

Interior design

Architect:

Ar. Harsh Gupta, Ar. Vedant Mathur

Duration:

2 Months

Location:

Noida West

THE FAÇADE

The façade has been carved out of the classic element of the rose window presented with a twist. The initial idea of the proposal was to insert the technical program in the secondary areas of the space, without natural light and close to the existing patios, in order to enable the installation of the technical equipment for air conditioning and ventilation. As regards the positioning of the bar, was considered a solution facing the entrance, which faces directly onto the restaurant’s main façade, serving both as a waiting and customer service area.

MASSING & ZONING

Through arrangement, this the “core” of the space, which is large and with ceiling a generous height, remained free for the use of customers. Given the geometry of the lot itself, two rooms with distinct environments were created, aiming for a greater diversity of use.

DESIGN MAPPING

A fixed L-shaped sofa was designed along the bordering walls, which combines with individual tables that can be freely grouped; next to the exterior openings, a two-person table have been placed for more intimate use. The washbasin was placed in the annexed volume.

THE ARCH MASHUP

As far as the ambiance sought for the project, the intention was to create a space inspired by the artistic period of the 1920s specifically in an Art Deco style juxtaposing with the modern and contemporary design elements if the 2020’s, thereby celebrating 100 years of fabulous designing. The culminating effect of the half arches merging into one another proves to be the breakthrough wall. Its about celebrating a design philosophy : maximalism, which has been an integral philosophy of our art society.