Architects Manoj Patel and Siddharth Patel Transform Scrap Yard Materials into a Lively Discotheque

Our firm is a profound believer of sustainable and cost effective design solutions. For us designing this project of 2101 sq ft discotheque was a true challenge.

Our firm is a profound believer of sustainable and cost-effective design solutions. For us designing this project of 2101 sq ft discotheque was a true challenge as majority of the material to be used in the project was to be acquired from scrap yards and other such sources; meaning it had to either be recycled or reclaimed material. Our main objective was to use materials which would cause minimal damage or impact to the existing environment such as “eco-friendly materials” and reflect youthfulness via vibrancy & rhythm in the design solution. It is for the first time in the Vadodara city that a discotheque has been designed from reclaimed and recycled material.

Architects Manoj Patel and Siddharth Patel

The given floor space has been segregated into two segments; one of which is consisting of all the service areas such as kitchen, mocktail bar, DJ Booth and the washrooms and the rest of the area is dedicated to dance floor, sitting and dining area.

Transforms Scrap Yard Materials Into A Lively Discotheque

This effective spatial organization was done in order to achieve smooth functioning of services and also for cost effectiveness of the project.

Transforms Scrap Yard Materials Into A Lively Discotheque

The project’s highlights are the entrance area - designed with recycled tin lids, use of recycled beer bottles along with recycled paper plantations in the foyer, use of neon color to highlight various elements of design throughout the disco. The ordinary M.S. pipes & metal tree guards have been exclusively used featuring verticality and gradient of light and shadow and the integrated sitting arrangement using refurbished car seats.

exterior design and door

The recycled barrels are used for trendy mocktail bar counter and the car wheel rim has been used as high chairs.  The sink for the mocktail bar is of the recycled two wheeler tyre and the fly ash bricks have been used in the partition. Above all, lot of attention was paid to detailing of the place and the comfort of the users of the place i.e. the human comfort.

cost effective design solutions

We have successfully been able to explore and reclaim materials from the waste and bring in innovation and generate the spark in the ambience of the discotheque through our holistic design approach. 

MATERIAL UTILIZATION:

1) Car seats ( dine sit-outs)
2) Barrels ( mocktail bar counter base)
3) Car rims ( front sitting of mocktail area)
4) Fly ash brick ( partition)
5) Tree guard mesh ( décor)
6) Glass wool (acoustical prevention)
7) Tin leads ( exterior design)
8) Beer bottles ( décor)
9) Tyre ( washbasin)
10) Paper plantations (landscape décor)
11) M.S pipes (décor)
12) Wire mesh (mocktail bar backdrop)
13) Heatlon foam (floor carpet)
14) Stainless steel glass (entry door handle)
15) Waste plywood (exterior design and door)

Project Details

Interior Designers: Manoj Patel And Siddharth Patel
Location: Vadodara, Gujarat, India
Design Team: Manoj Patel, Vibha Lad, Siddharth Patel
Project Year: 2016
Text: Advaita Jalan
Client: The Hi-Hats, Vadodara, Gujarat
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