10 Restaurant Design Trends In The Post-COVID World
As new restaurant locations continue to pop up, you’ll find many similarities in their post-COVID design. Here are 10 restaurant design trends that are popular and relatively commonplace.
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Xi Rui Restaurant by LDH Design
From visible to invisible, from concrete to spiritual understanding, LDH DESIGN has completed the deduction of the dining space of Xi Rui Restaurant featured by oriental symbols.
La Cosmo Restaurant, Malaga, Spain / Paco Lago Interioriza
A gastro workshop. Cookwares as tools, and memories of a long career in the kitchen on their walls, with signatures and books of people who have accompanied Dani Carnero, brand and driving force behind La Cosmo.
The “Blue Lounge” of the 2 Michelin Stars Restaurant Agli Amici 1887
A room overlooking the town square, that’s totally redesigned by the creative studio Visual Display [interior, identity, stories] to transform the previous tavern into the new entrance of the 2 Michelin stars restaurant “Agli Amici1887” in Udine.
Two Minimalist-Shaped Villas Designed for Short-Term Rent
Two minimalist-shaped villas designed for short-term rent partially levitate above the edge of a steep hill of the overgrown jungle and bring endless views of the Pacific Ocean. Both villas were designed with respect to sustainability and the surrounding wild environment.
Tuscany Retreat in Montepulciano, Italy / Mila
As luxury and comfort are hard to provide on a tree without killing the tree we’ve planned the house adjacent to the biggest tree we could find on the property – right on the edge of the Cicolina hill close to Montepulciano.
The Society Hotel Bingen, Washington
The Society Hotel Bingen in Bingen, Washington confronts conflicting contextual drivers, responding with a singular and iconic organization. Located in the Columbia River Gorge – a National Scenic Area – the project’s site is near the waterfront yet separated from it by a series of industrial facilities.
How to Conduct a Risk Assessment for Hotel Construction Projects
Like other types of construction projects, it is critical to effectively assess the risks involved with hotel construction projects. These types of projects are complex and typically involve millions of dollars, multiple stakeholders, and numerous risks and potential opportunities.