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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. Epicure in Kavala, Greece by URBAN SOUL PROJECTNovember 14th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: URBAN SOUL PROJECT The term of “epicuric” has been connected through the centuries with pleasure and good food and drink. The design concept of the bar restaurant was based on the imagination / aesthetic performance of pleasure, the one that stimulates the senses. The bar-restaurant is situated in one of the most central locations of the city, on the waterfront of Kavala. Epicure is a modern mix of the rich, classic Viennese style with colorful pop and modern elements. The characteristic arches in the window frames and the constructions in the interior are inspired by the city’s landmark, its Roman aquaduct. The floor plan of this enlongated store is focused on the separation of functions and the intensity of its perspective through the arrangement of the furniture and lighting fixtures.  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell
 Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell In the bar-restaurant, the luxurious materials such as the walnut wood veneer, the cypress green and a red wine velvet, the golden shades on the metal structures, the local marble and the wallpapers with floral motifs provide the necessary tension in an environment designed acts as a modern place of gathering and enjoyment. The palette of materials is completed with pink-colored lavaplaster on the walls, the carbon-colored metal constructions and the rattan, used in details of the furniture. The ceiling is decorated with plaster frames with plant motifs while the floor is covered with custom-made white background terazzo.  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell On the ground floor of the bar-restaurant lays a large bar and an open kitchen in direct contact with the public. Of the four parts of the store, one is the open kitchen, the secondary and the third part are the bar and the sitting area respectively, and the fourth is the staircase. On the mezzanine there is also a sitting area with view to the sea and the auxiliary areas. When the arched window frames are open, the barrier between the interior and the exterior space vanishes. The outdoor area has a direct view to the sea and centerpiece is formed with an olive tree around which sofas and table-chairs are arranged.  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © Kimberley Powell  Image Courtesy © URBAN SOUL PROJECT  Image Courtesy © URBAN SOUL PROJECT
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