RETAIL & RESTAURANT / 2017
616 Beef Hotpot
Causeway Bay branch
TYPERetail & Restaurant
AREA1,050 sq ft
YEAR2017
LOCATIONCauseway Bay branch
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A closer look
In busy Causeway Bay, seating and circulation call for clear planning. We use considered zoning, practical table spacing, and a flowing route, then pair white tiles, brick-effect walls, a red neon cow, vintage signage, and green-framed glazing to give the dining room a warm, recognisable street presence.
Shape the image using neon lighting and nostalgic materials
Distinctive materials and lighting have been used to establish a warm atmosphere. Walls are finished with classic white tiles and brick‑effect cladding, paired with a striking red neon cow motif and vintage signage; these details enrich the visual layering and help strengthen the hotpot restaurant's distinctive brand identity.
Seating and circulation planned for busy periods.
For the busy dining environment in Causeway Bay, the design team carefully planned seating distribution, circulation and dining zones. Appropriate table spacing and circulation arrangements are intended to let diners enjoy the hot‑pot experience while helping staff maintain efficient service during peak periods.
A green restaurant exterior featuring transparent glass display windows.
The restaurant facade uses striking green window frames with transparent display windows, allowing passersby to view the dining scene inside directly. In a competitive retail and dining district, this design aims to attract attention and establish a distinctive, approachable brand character.
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