To create a high-end Japanese restaurant in Sentosa Village Hotel heritage compound, the immediate question was how to introduce a new narrative into the colonial ambience. The designer decided to contrast the two environments altogether and offer a zen space amidst the busy tourist site.
PHYSICAL DISTANCING
The space is divided into two. The bigger one is called HIDE, designed to sit 35 to 40 people. With two rows of circulation and relatively distant placement of the tables, the layout initially aimed to provide personal space to customers, but now it functions more as a means for physical distancing. The sliding door can also separate the space into two areas.
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PROJECT DATA
Project Name
Hidemasa
Location
Village Hotel @ Sentosa, Singapore
Completion Date
October 2019
Gross Floor Area
185.8 square metres
Building Height
1 storey
Client
Hide Yamamoto
Interior Design Firm
P+A Design Studio
Principal Designers
Peeradet Kangsadalkun; Ada Sim
Interior Fit-Out Contractor
Sunray Woodcraft Construction Pte Ltd
Images
P+A Design Studio
