"Where bonds bloom & food delights"
LOCATION
SIZE
DATE
MEDIA
183 BATHURST STREET, TORONTO, ON
9600 SQFT
DECEMBER 2021
AUTOCAD, SKETCHUP, ENSCAPE, PHOTOSHOP
Working in pairs, the goal of this project was to design a contemporary Japanese restaurant that offers an innovative and luxurious dining experience for our client, O&B Hospitality. To reflect Japanese culture and our spring concept, we incorporated shoji screens, lanterns, and traditional art pieces in the form of feature walls. The design features a delicate colour scheme with natural elements, including an indoor waterfall, wooden and stone finishes, and Japanese plants to create an organic and lively atmosphere that is comforting and inviting for patrons. There are also barrier-free table heights, counters, and corridor widths to create an accessible design that accommodates all visitors.
DINING AREA
NTS
BENCH SEATING
NTS
MAIN FLOOR PLAN
Scaled to Fit
UPPER FLOOR PLAN
Scaled to Fit
Legend:
1 - Hostess station
2 - Mural
3 - Bar storage
4 - Service station
5 - Accessible table
6 - Screen divider
7 - Shelving
8 - Cleaning storage
9 - Bulletin board
10 - Staff lockers
11 - Clean dumb waiter
12 - Dirty dumb waiter
13 - Feature wall
14 - Indoor waterfall
15 - Pond surrounding
potted Sakura tree
16 - Ceiling beams
17 - Dirty dishes drop-off
18 - Clean ready to-go dishes
19 - Cabinet
20 - Bar foot rail
21 - Paper towel dispenser
22 - Hand dryer
SECTION B-B
Scaled to Fit
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN - MAIN FLOOR
Scaled to Fit
ADJACENCY BUBBLE DIAGRAM
BUBBLE PLAN
Scaled to Fit
CONCEPT & BRANDING
Haru-jo = Spring
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Incorporation of Japanese elements, including shoji screens, lanterns, and traditional artwork
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Natural features, materials, and greenery create an organic, spring-like atmosphere
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Delicate colour scheme with soft pinks, teals, and browns