The document provides information on two case studies of restaurant designs. For case study one, it summarizes the Auriga Restaurant in Mumbai, highlighting its entrance off a highway, orientation near a bank, materials consisting of an aluminum fin web structure, two levels with contrasting designs, and circulation between floors. For case study two, it summarizes the Oryukdo Gawon Restaurant in South Korea, noting its cliff-side location accessible by a zigzag path, single entrance facing the beach, orientation near a church, simple 'ᄃ' shape design open to the sea, and courtyard surrounded by dining spaces.

1. welcome
Course no: BECM 2152
Course title: Architectural Design-III
Presentation on Case Study
(Restaurant Project)
Submitted by:
Group No.12
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Submitted to:
Md. Abu Safayet
Lecturer
Department of Building Engineering
& Construction Management
Shusmita Bintee Salam
GuestTeacher,
Department of Building Engineering
& Construction Management

2. Contents:
 Environment & Micro Climate
 Architectural Form
 Function
 Horizontal & Vertical Circulation
 Landscape

3. Project1
Case Study No.01
Restaurant Name: Auriga Restaurant
Location : Mumbai,Maharashtra,India
Architect : Sanjay Puri

4. Site Analysis
Total area 335 sqm

5. Entrance or Approach
 It’s entrance is
from the highway
to a side road.

6. Orientation
The structure is
located 9 minutes
walk from the
State Bank of
India to Auriga
Restaurant.
The distance from
State Bank of
India to Auriga
Restaurant is

7. Materials of the Building
The entire building exterior is created in a web of aluminum fins that are
folded in angular planes. This geometry is carried through into the interior
of the ground level where the web is more abstracted and sheaths the walls,
ceiling, staircase, bar and columns. Partially open and partially enclosed in
strips of galvanized metal sheets that are backlit, the entire space is rendered
sculptural with the integration of all design elements within the abstractly
woven web.

8. Architectural Form
 A black palette forms the backdrop for
this metal web with a flamed dark grey
granite floor, black walls and black sound
insulation fiber boards constituting the
ceiling. The walls, ceiling and live kitchen
counter are sheathed in undulating angular
planes of thin wood strips creating a fluid
volume for the restaurant
 The two levels are in complete contrast,
with one dominated by steel and the other
by wood to create different experiences
within the same space. The abstraction of
each space with one merging into the other
through the double height volume located
centrally integrates them simultaneously.
Both spaces create the feeling of being
within a sculpture redefining the way
internal spaces can be perceived

9. Interior Space

10. Function
Outdoor
Kitchen
Washroom
Bar
Pantry
Desk
Entry
Ground
Floor
First
Floor

11. Horizontal and Vertical Circulation
Before passing into
the interior of a
building, we have to
approach its entrance
along a path.
In the circulation
system experience
and use of spaces
within a building can
be seen.
Ground Floor First Floor

12. Y-Y Section of the Restaurant

13. Special Quality
1.Near the ICICI
Bank
2.Position of the
restaurant is in
the center of the
town
Reference-
www.archdaily.com

14. Case Study No: 02
Restaurant Name: Oryukdo
Gawon
Location: Yongho-dong, Nam-
gu, Busan, South Korea
Architects: Jae Heon Jeong

15. Environment and microclimate
 This restaurant is located in a
beautiful place with a
tranquil atmosphere and
starry skies until nature gave
way to civilization.
 As the port was filled up
and warships came in, the
scenic beauty of the
landscape gave way to an
ordinary urban look with big
apartment complexes and
hillside roads in the
background.

16. N
Site Analysis
Total area 592 sqm

17. Entrance or Approach
 At first glimpse, it seemed impossible to
access the building lot due to the cliff
created by the roadwork connecting a
large road to the navy base.
 The solution was simple: It was to make a
connection between the road, at the
highest point of the building site, and the
courtyard, at the lowest point in a zigzag
shape, so as to place a structure
comfortably nestled in-between. The
structure is expected to become a house
that calmly hides inside the valley while
looking out at the open sea, rather than
expose itself beyond the sea lines.

18.  One entrance.
 Headed towards the South-
West side of the restaurant.
 The building facing the main
view to the beach and
swimming pool.

19. Orientation
The structure is
located 10 minutes
walk from the Nulbit
Church to Oryukdo
Gawon Restaurant.
The distance from the
Nulbit Church to
Oryukdo Gawon
Restaurant is 0.9 km.

20. Architectural Form
 The layout of the house is similar to
that of our traditional house.
 It is a ﾧ shape open to the sea.
 The center point is emptied out for a
timber-covered courtyard
surrounded by a single-wing house
that is open to the courtyard. The
interior walls of the house face the
courtyard, while the achromatic
cement bricks are piled up in a
simple manner to form the exterior
walls.
 The simple exterior is designed in a
way not to interfere with the scenic
view of the sea, while the interior
provides as much comfort as one's
own home.

21. Outdoor view

22. Function
Entry
Swimming Pool
Wash Room
Kitchen
Balcony
Pantry

23. Horizontal and Vertical
Circulation
 Before passing into the interior
of a building, we have to
approach its entrance along a
path.
 This is the first phase of the
circulation system, when we are
preparing to see, experience and
use the spaces within a building.

24. 1.It has a beautiful
swimming pool.
2.Near the sea.
Special Quality