Faradays January 2020

Hotel Project.

Concept Narrative

ISLINGTON

Pentonville Road

Water

LiteratureWilliam Pitcairn

Physician and Botanist

‘The hill on which Islington sits

has long supplied the city of

London with water’

Drawing water through wooden pipes

Mid 18th Century 1701 - 1800

Georgian Era C. 1714 - 1830

Wooden & stone floors,

panelling, stucco, gold detailing,

clean lines, geometric pattern

Monopoly

George Orwell Charles Dickens

Robinson Crusoe

Pitcairn’s Botanical Garden 1711-1791

Royal Agricultural Hall

Stained Glass & Geometry

Angel King’s Cross

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ICE

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ICE

COFFEEBAR

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ICE ICE

WASH UP

LUGGAGE

SIGNAGE SCREEN

PIZZA OVEN

HOT FOOD

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LD COLD CO

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BUSINESS LOUNGE

LIFTS

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EPTI

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Lounge

Work Shelf

Work Table

Storage andHotel Signage

BAR AREA

RESTAURANT

Feature Table

WINE DISPLAY

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MEET &GREET

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Feature Screen

Remove ExistingWindow

BAR & RESTAURAN

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HOTEL

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Ground Floor Plan01Scale 1:100

PRIVATE LOUNGE

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FFEE

Coffee counter

©This drawing is the property of Harrison Company Limited. Copyright is reservedby them and the drawing issued on condition that it is not copied either wholly orpart without the consent in writing of Harrison Company Limited. Figureddimensions to take preference over those scaled. All dimensions to be checked onsite before commencement of any work or shop drawings. This drawing is to beread in conjunction with the specification when existing.

REVISIONS

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DATE

PROJECT

CLIENT

SCALE @ A1

TITLE

DRAWN CHECKED

LONDON

DALLASBIRMINGHAM

+44 (0) 20 7046 6556+44 (0) 121 321 3030+1972 807 9257

HILTION

53 Upper StreetLondonN1 0UY

Proposed Ground FloorOption 3

GC JM

1:100 November 2019

4407/01/*

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General Arrangement Plan -

B ar & Restaurant

M eet & G reet

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B ar Area

Lifts

Lounge

Waiting B enchM eeting B ooths

LuggageWash U p

Luggage

Reception

w/s

E xternal Terrace

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rk Sh

elf

Covers

Restaurant: 1 36

B ar : 30

Lounge : 5 5

E xternal : 3 4

Total : 257

Rendered Perspective Plan -

Digital Materials Board -

[1] Opal glass globes with warm ambient lighting [2] Shiny copper accents to compliment the primary colour scheme [3] Bespoke two tone terracotta tiles in a earthy hue [4] Warm timber finishes [5] Bespoke two tone grey tiles to

define key areas [6] Farrow and Ball Studio Green paint [7] Pink marble to compliment the earthy hues [8] Green veined marble to add pops of colour to tables [9] Osborne and Little LouLou NCF4283-04 fabric [10] Osborne and

Little LouLou NCF4283-02 fabric [11] Tan leather to compliment the green finishes to the walls [12] Gold accents used throughout to add shine and reflections [13] Mix colours of contract grade velvet fabrics to add softer feminine

touches to the soft furnishings [14] Arctic mottled glass to add distortion and a nod to traditional Georgian architecture [15] Fluted veneered panels to counterfronts

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[1] A communal space to cater for residents, working and

socialising [2] Artwork content in reference to famous

Coventry literature [3] Incorporating the Isle of Capris

casino as a reference to Coventry’s heritage

Concept Narrative

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Stay. Socialise. Relax - A social hub of activity with flexibility to suit the varied needs of all guests.

Subtle references to the local history of Coventry build the foundation of the concept, whilst remaining contemporary in style to complement the architecture of the space.

Restaurant.

Details

[1] Georgian inspired gold detailing to joinery and

fixtures [2] Simple geometric repeat patterns inspired by

Georgian principles. [3] Stucco influenced artwork style

[4] Coloured glass lighting to harmonise with bespoke

screens [5] Wooden tube pendant lighting [7] Literature

artwork

Delicate elegance - a contemporary take on the principles of Georgian design, overlaid with contemporary pattern and colour, to generate a warm and inviting environment.

Quirky features, from the Isle of Capri fit-out, allow truly unique design elements to personalise the space.

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External Terrace

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[1] Battery powered table lamps to add low level intimate

lighting [2] Fret cut back-lit signage to main entrance [3]

Relaxed, sophitsicated armchairs and loose seating to

the externl areas. Upholstered in durable yet feminine

looking fabrics [4] Using lavender in the planters to add

colour but also a pleasant smell to the terrace [5] Needs

to look cosy and a place in the summer months to spend

the evening and celebrate.

A warm and inviting first impression, prominent from the busy Pentonville Road approach.

Festoon lights giving a warm glow, with comfy external grade sofas and soft seating. Feminine touches with floral cushions and battery powered table lights.

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External Terrace Visual Day

External Terrace Visual Evening

Arrival & Reception

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4[1] Illuminated signage and pictorial graphics within

shopfront [2] Freestanding signage wall and floor

graphics generate personality, whilst creating an

efficient tool for navigation [3] Friendly and informal

language for a more personal approach [4] Gold finishes

and simple, elegant furniture in a nod to Georgian design

Punchy signage enhances street level presence and ensures high impact to passers-by, residents, event and casino customers.

Quirky internal wayfinding creates an engaging and more personal arrival, whilst a relaxed check in sets the tone.

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Arrival & Reception Visual

Restaurant

[1] A unique botanical ceiling raft & pendant to the feature

dining table [2] Panelled walls, rich colour palette, gold

detailing and elegant furniture inspired by Georgian

interiors, delivered in a contemporary style [3] Screens,

inspired by The Royal Agricultural Hall, help to zone

areas but allow vision through, for a dynamic and

cohesive space [4] Low level lighting to seating assist in

creating a cosy and comfortable environment [5] Making

use of the existing columns and creating a focal point for

contextual artwork

Warm tones, curved detailing and soft upholsteries generate a relaxed, but elegant restaurant space to suit dining.

Bespoke ceiling features, screens and artwork create an individual narrative, unique to the site and it’s local history.

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Restaurant Visual

Food Counters

[1] Trestle style table to provide cold display for breakfast

and dining covers for lunch and dinner service [2] Open

kitchen with view through to pizza oven [3] Hot counter

space and chilled units to display breakfast buffet [4]

Backless stools for dining can be pushed below open

table for storage when not in use

An area designed for multi purpose use, to cater for the changing dynamic of the restaurant throughout the day.

Informal tables which can transition from breakfast display to Chef’s Table dining, including hot counter with vision through to the kitchen for a sense of theatre and energy.

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Food Counter Visual

Bar

[1] Wall separating bar from restaurant space removed

A unique bar counter with sculptural and artist elements, adapted to the current carcass.

Busy bottle display and prominent coffee machine promote services from arrival, whilst communal high level seating offers flexibility to suit large groups down to individuals.

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Bar Visual

Lounge

[1] Table lamps to high level work bench create the

ideal spot for individuals to work undisturbed [2] Soft

seating styles cater for solo or group requirements, in an

informal style [3] A bespoke bookcase display in a nod

to the literature history of Islington [4] Screened working

booths create the ideal place for a catch up meeting

[5] Water inspired detailing to joinery relevant to local

history [6] User friendly sharing tables with easy access

power [7] Magazine and newspaper display

A space located away from the chatter of the bar and hustle of the kitchen, provides an area for customers seeking a quieter spot to catch up on emails or take a well earned break.

Whilst angled towards a space to work, the informal furniture style generates an environment which encourages customers to dwell, whether it be for business or pleasure.

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Lounge Area Visual

Existing site© 2019 Harrison.

Thank you

LONDON, UK

39 Margaret Street London W1G 0JQ

+44(0)207 046 6556

BIRMINGHAM, UK

15 Coleshill Street Sutton Coldfield B72 1SD

+44(0)121 321 3030

DALLAS, USA

14990 Landmark Blvd Suite 265 Dallas TX75254

+1972 807 9257

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