Progetto Project
Giampiero Peia - Peia Associati srl
Impresa generale General contractor Almana Maple
SISTEMA AMBIENTALE SPATIAL SYSTEM
Contesto insediativo Settlement context Urbano Urban
Destinazione Intended use
Sala bar e ristorante Lounge bar and restaurant
SISTEMA TECNOLOGICO TECHNOLOGICAL SYSTEM
Categoria dell’intervento Category of intervention Ristrutturazione e progetto d’interni Restoration and interior design
Tecnica costruttiva Construction technique Razionalizzata Rationalised
Applicazione Application
Ambienti Settings
Pavimentazione interna e rivestimento interno Internal flooring and coverings
Area lounge, zone di transito, corridoi, scala a spirale, bagni
Lounge area, walkways, corridors, spiral staircase, bathrooms
Tipologia di posa Type of installation
A tutta superfice con finiture a contrasto lucido-opaco.
Rivestimenti a parete con listelli bombati montati su rete
Throughout the surface with contrasting glossy-matt finishes. Wall coverings with rounded mesh-mounted listels
Materiali ceramici Ceramic materials Granitogres
Architecture, Black, 10x60 cm; Unicolore, Nero, 10x60 cm Pietre Native
collezione speciale special collection Bamboo
Superfici Surfaces
Nero, listelli montati su rete, mesh-mounted listels, 31,5x31,5 cm
970 mq: naturale, levigata, lucida 970 sq.m; matt, polished, lucida
Distributore Distributor
Almana Maples Group Ph: Peia Associati
Located on the last two floors of the Kempinski Residences and Suites in Doha, from where you can admire a breathtaking view of the two bays and new downtown, the Sky Lounge Bar is a music club and restaurant where DJ shows, live music, and cultural events take place every night. Dynamic images, lights, darkness, and reflections have inspired the shapes and materials of this project. The intervention led by Giampiero Peia involved two floors (61 and 62 precisely) of the tower also designed by Peia Associati. The lower floor, open to the public, consists of a double-height space and a more intimate and private lounge along the glass façade overlooking the city. The upper floor houses the VIP area featuring a large skybox, which overlooks both the double-height space and the outside. The public space is fully covered with ceramic elements specifically designed for this project, and features a large screen, which emphasises the contrast between the continuously moving images and the rest of the environment in black. The combination of this element with the concealed polychrome lighting system results in an interesting atmosphere, where the porcelain stoneware coverings play an essential role. The black listels of the floor casually alternate matt and gloss effects, reflecting the dynamic images of the giant projection like liquid and fluctuating surfaces. On the other hand, the vertical cane-shaped elements support the curved walls and the magnificent spiral staircase, reflecting the city lights in a kaleidoscopic effect. The black Corian and backlit bar counter underneath the screen features an aerodynamic design. The colour black is interrupted only by large red petal-shaped sofas and the arabesque patterns of the mirrored surfaces and bar counter, and dynamically reproduces the light effects from the outside, making them move on the corrugated ceramic walls. The transparent glass Skybox hangs within the double-height space and serves as a visual connection between the public space and the private area. The Skybox features square lines and soft golden lights. The interior design features acoustic wood panelling of various dimensions on the walls and ceiling. It is located at the highest point of the city. A collection of bird sculptures fills the golden niches nestled in the wood. The classic and modern seats, as well as the warm colours and indirect lights, make the environment cosy and relaxing. The second bar counter and a series of low tables made with transparent glossy Corian backlit boxes reflect on the glazed façades, mixing the collection of luminous micro-architectures and the real towers of the city below in the visitor’s perception.
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