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DINING &LIFESTYLE VENUES

Creating destinations within the destination

Why do people choose one venue over another?

Atmosphere · View · Social Energy · Identity · Moment

Two hospitality contexts, one integrated design approach

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HOTEL & RESORT F&B

Dining experiences integrated into the hospitality journey

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DESTINATION & LIFESTYLE VENUS

Standalone Restaurants · Beach Clubs · Bars · Rooftops ·

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TYPE 01 — HOTEL & RESORT F&B

How can an F&B venue strengthen the hotel experience while developing an identity of its own?

Hotel F&B has to do two things at once: serve the wider hotel journey — and create enough character to become a destination of its own.

KEY DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

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CONNECTED TO THE HOTEL

Guest access, circulation and operations must integrate naturally with the larger hospitality environment.

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DISTINCT ENOUGH TO ATTRACT

The venue needs its own identity and atmosphere to appeal not only to hotel guests, but also to external diners.

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FLEXIBLE FOR DIFFERENT OCCASIONS

From casual drinks and business lunches to group dining and private events, the space should support different guest behaviors without losing coherence.

SELECTED CASE STUDY

ERRE & URRECHU — GRAN MELIÁ JAKARTA

From an underused hotel café to a destination dining experience.

Designed for hotel guests, Jakarta's local clientele and external diners — while remaining part of the Gran Meliá hospitality journey.

CMV SCOPE

Architecture + Interior Design

Gran Melia Jakarta , Jakarta .Indonesia

538 sqm · 110 paxs · Designed 2023 · Opened June 2025

ERRE & URRECHU — GRAN MELIÁ JAKARTA

ZONE BY EXPERIENCE

Different dining occasions within one continuous space — without relying on physical partitions.

ZONE BY EXPERIENCE

PRIVACY AS FLEXIBILITY

Private dining that can close completely or open back into the restaurant. .

PRIVACY AS FLEXIBILITY

DISTINCT, NOT DETACHED

A strong Spanish identity that remains connected to the wider hotel environment.

DISTINCT, NOT DETACHEDDISTINCT, NOT DETACHEDDISTINCT, NOT DETACHED

PROJECT TAKEAWAY

One restaurant. Multiple dining experiences.

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TYPE 02 — STANDALONE DESTINATION & LIFESTYLE VENUES

How do you create a venue people choose as a destination in its own right?

Standalone restaurants, beach clubs, rooftops and social venues have to create their own audience — and their own reason to visit.

KEY DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

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CREATE A REASON TO COME

A clear experience proposition that can attract guests beyond convenience or location.

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DESIGN THE JOURNEY

Arrival, movement, views and social focal points shape the experience before the first order is placed.

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ACTIVATE DIFFERENT MOMENTS

Flexible zones allow the venue to evolve from day to sunset, dinner and night.

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MAKE THE EXPERIENCE OPERABLE

Guest flow, kitchen, bar, service and BOH must work as one system behind the atmosphere.

SELECTED CASE STUDY

AZURE BEACH CLUB + ATTIKO — NHA TRANG

A high-end beachfront F&B destination bringing together two complementary concept

CMV SCOPE

Architecture + Interior Design

Vega City , Nha Trang . Vietnam

1.982 sqm · 431 paxs · Designed 2023

AZURE BEACH CLUB + ATTIKO — NHA TRANG

UNIFY THROUGH ARCHITECTURE

UNIFY THROUGH ARCHITECTURE

One expressive coastal building creates a shared destination identity.

DIFFERENTIATE THE EXPERIENCE

DIFFERENTIATE THE EXPERIENCE

Two distinct concepts, each designed around a different guest mood and occasion.

AZURE — DAY

Premium beach club · Pool · Dining · Sunbeds · Private luxury areas

AZURE — DAYAZURE — DAY

ATTIKO — SUNSET TO NIGHT

Luxury lounge · Dining · Bar · Social experience

ATTIKO — SUNSET TO NIGHTATTIKO — SUNSET TO NIGHT

PROJECT TAKEAWAY

One destination. More than one reason to visit.

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From Guest Intent to Destination Delivery

Different venues. Different guest expectations. One complete hospitality experience.

  1. DEFINE THE REASON TO VISIT

    Understand who the venue is for — and why they would choose it.

    Target audience · Dining occasion · Social behaviour · Daypart · Brand / concept positioning

  2. SHAPE THE GUEST JOURNEY

    Design how guests arrive, gather, dine, socialize and stay.

    Arrival · Views · Spatial sequence · Seating experience · Social focal points · Indoor / outdoor relationship

  3. CREATE A DISTINCTIVE IDENTITY

    Give each venue a character strong enough to be remembered.

    Architecture · Interior atmosphere · Materiality · Lighting · Brand expression · Sense of place

  4. MAKE THE EXPERIENCE WORK

    Integrate guest experience with the realities of F&B operation.

    Kitchen · Bar · Service flow · BOH · Private dining · Flexibility · Day-to-night use

  5. DELIVER THE COMPLETE VENUE

    Bring architecture, interior design and hospitality planning together.

    Architecture · Interior Design · Operator coordination · Technical development · Delivery support

What kind of destination do you want to create?