Wanderlust Hotel ( Level 1 – Reception + Restaurant

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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Wanderlust Hotel ( Level 1 – Reception + Restaurant Interior) in Little India, Singapore by Asylum

July 15th, 2011 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Asylum

Hidden amidst the myriad of industrial shops, alongside flower sellers and street-side newspaper vendors in the vicinity of Little India, lies an eclectic boutique hotel – Wanderlust, which was originally an old school in the 1920’s. Derived from the concept “Industrial Glam”, anachronistic industrial elements that could be found within a stone’s throw made its way into the first level of the hotel with an unexpected twist. Filling the space with counters constructed by raw oxidized steel, neon signs set against tinted mirrors and re-constructed supermarket carts, the juxtaposition of these varied elements nevertheless permeate the interior with a quirky character.

Communal Table

Architect: Asylum
Name of Project: Wanderlust Hotel ( Level 1 – Reception + Restaurant Interior)
Location: Little India, Singapore
Company: Asylum
Creative Director: Chris Lee
Design Director: Cara Ang
Interior Designer: Cherin Tan
Software used: AutoCAD

Dining Hall

Lobby

Lobby closeup

Lobby Lyrics

Lobby wall

Wanderlust Reception

Counter Layout

Layout Plan

RCP Layout

: Communal Table

: Dining Hall

: Lobby

: Lobby

: Lobby closeup

: Lobby Lyrics

: Lobby wall

: Wanderlust Reception

: Counter Layout

: Layout Plan

: RCP Layout

Contact Asylum

Tags: Little India, Singapore

Categories: Autocad, Hotel

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