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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. Bottega Ristorante in Jakarta, Indonesia by Einstein & AssociatesOctober 12th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Einstein & Associates DESIGN CONCEPT Located at Mega Kuningan, The Golden Triangle of Jakarta’s central Business District. Bottega Ristorante is one of the newest european concept restaurant with modern touch in the capital of Indonesia. This Italian Restaurant concept inspired by 1960 Italian comedy – drama film written and directed by Federico Fellini. The film follows Marcello Rubini, a journalist writing for gossip magazines, over seven days and nights on his journey through the “sweet life” of Rome in a fruitless search for love and happiness. At this film the glamour life and lavish lifestyle from the actress shown everyday at her life. The chosen concept for this particular project is “La Dolce Vita”, meaning the good life, a mixing of posh and classy while still taking industrial design as the glue between the two. We want every customers come to this restaurant feel the posh and classy ambience. The restaurant itself is a freestanding building at Danamon Bank Tower (Menara Bank Danamon) area. Taking into considerations that the area is full of office towers and same looking buildings, Bottega Ristorante is built to be a breath of fresh air and truly remind people to live “La Dolce Vita”.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya
 Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya PROJECT DESCRIPTION First step into the restaurant, steel, copper, brass , wood , terrazzo and mosaic tiles are the six main elements dominating the first sight we see. People can choose to dine in the alfresco area where they permit smoking, or the indoor area with no smoking allowed. The main dining area and the bar are located in the indoor area, while the outdoor area consists of communal and alfresco dining, surrounded by the landscape of the garden.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya  Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya When we walk through the stairs, on the left,we can see the alfresco dining with communal table with peacock feather mosaic tiles table top and hanging filament bulbs as the center point. The long linear layout of the alfresco dining area is ended by the round brass sofa, which separates the alfresco dining area with the powder room and the restrooms. On the right is the building with the main dining area inside. The shape of the building is also quite narrow, hence the linear setting seating area. Dominating the main dining area are the blue peacock feather floor pattern and the copper kitchen’s facade at the end of the main dining area. An elegant bar area on the right, and the big window on the left with round copper sofa separating the bar dining area and main dining area. The center point of the main dining area is the many hanging filament bulbs mixed with half bowl silver bulbs which can be dimmed during the night, giving off more romantic atmosphere.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya  Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya  Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya  Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya  Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya  Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya  Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya  Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya  Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya  Image Courtesy © Fernando Gomulya  Image Courtesy © Einstein & Associates  Image Courtesy © Einstein & Associates  Image Courtesy © Einstein & Associates
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