Nando’s: Courtenay Place NZ

How does one retain character of the heritage listed building whilst at the same time incorporating the new Africa aesthetic into the look and feel. Secondly resolution of a very long, deep and narrow restaurants where for diagrammatic reasons, some dining zones will be removed from natural light and more intimate.

As many of the existing building elements were left such as the concrete block walling and ceiling structure to the above building. This due to fact that ceiling was very low and as much height as possible, needed to be achieved to get a volumetric feeling of space as you progress through the restaurant.

The African artwork, colour palette of oranges, yellows and greens fuses the space together and various  pieces such as light fittings, condiments wall finishes etc are made in South Africa and destined to become conversation pieces. In all, a very pleasing result to an elongated and difficult floor plan.


LOCATION
2/120 Courtenay Pl, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand

Nando's geometric floor and counter with some plants and seating
Nando's Tables with yellow and gold accents. Large painting on the wall and geometric outlines.
Nando's plants and large painting
Nando's teal blue booth area with a wooden ceiling and some artwork on the walls
Nando's yellow sofa area with a white brick wall and some text
Booth seating area with a large painting
Nando's seating area with round leather tables and booths and simple 4 seated round tables and chairs. Large chandeliers
Pam Cheney

Graphic Designer and traveller

https://www.pam-cheney.com
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