Tag: Restaurants
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Claude’s restaurant
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A Sydney institution enlivened by Melbourne’s Pascale Gomes-McNabb.
Conservatory, Melbourne
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The new jewel of Crown Towers’ restaurant precinct, by Blainey North.
Saké Restaurant & Bar
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Luchetti Krelle creates the fitout for a Sydney restaurant, along Melbourne’s Southbank Promenade.
Caffeine-fuelled design
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How a region-wide caffeine addiction spawned an innovative coffee culture and distinct design aesthetic.
Bridge Hotel
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Techne Architects revives a Melbourne pub with fictional narratives and building salvage.
Rosetta opens at Crown
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The latest restaurant by the The Rockpool Group – Rosetta – opened at Crown in Melbourne on 23 October.
Hell of the North
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For a local bar and bistro in Fitzroy, SMLWRLD architects use a firey yellow and bluestone as the signature.
Super Whatnot
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An inner-Brisbane laneway bar by Marc & Co uses its gritty setting inside an old loading dock to advantage.
Reuben Hills
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Melbourne practice Herbert & Mason give Sydney a chic shrine to coffee in a former printing factory in Surry Hills.
2012 Eat-Drink-Design Awards: Best Bar Design
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Pretty Please
2012 Eat-Drink-Design Awards: Best Restaurant Design
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Joint winner — The Spice Temple Melbourne
2012 Eat-Drink-Design Awards: Best Restaurant Design
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Joint winner — The Apollo
2012 Eat-Drink-Design Awards: Best Cafe Design
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Third Wave Cafe
2012 Eat-Drink-Design Awards: Best Temporary Design
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Chasing Kitsune
2012 Eat-Drink-Design Awards: Best Visual Identity Design
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Joint winner — Baker D. Chirico
2012 Eat-Drink-Design Awards High Commendations – Best Restaurant Design
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Highly commended restaurants at the 2012 Eat-Drink-Design Awards.
The Waiting Room and Spice Temple
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Grant Cheyne and Neil Perry team up to create two Melbourne destinations: The Waiting Room and Spice Temple.
The Apollo restaurant
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The Apollo restaurant in Sydney, with interiors by George Livissianis, peels back layers of the building’s history.
The Blocks
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A multisensory installation by London design practice Studio Toogood that demystifies wine.