Suzhou Dong Taihu S Bay 3 Station - Na Tan Restaurant

floor plan · architectural drawing · restaurant
Efficient 160-meter-wide second-floor layout featuring distinct dining zones and natural circulation paths.
floor plan · architectural drawing · restaurant
Efficient 160-meter-wide second-floor layout featuring distinct dining zones and natural circulation paths.
This clean 1:100 architectural floor plan illustrates the spatial organization of a contemporary restaurant's second floor. The dominant layout features a large open seating area on the left with a mix of rectangular tables and distinctive circular banquette seating arranged around central planters. The right side contains more intimate curved booth seating along the perimeter wall, creating a rhythmic scalloped edge. A clear circulation spine runs through the center, leading to a staircase and service areas. The design employs a neutral monochrome palette typical of technical drawings, with solid black walls, light grey flooring, and white furniture symbols. The spatial layout prioritizes both efficiency and comfort, separating the lively main dining zone from the more private booth area while maintaining excellent flow to restrooms and storage. This plan would suit modern urban restaurants, bistros, or cafes aiming for a balance between high-turnover seating and comfortable lingering spaces.
Suzhou Dong Taihu S Bay 3 Station - Na Tan Restaurant

floor plan · architectural drawing · restaurant
Efficient 160-meter-wide second-floor layout featuring distinct dining zones and natural circulation paths.
floor plan · architectural drawing · restaurant
Efficient 160-meter-wide second-floor layout featuring distinct dining zones and natural circulation paths.
This clean 1:100 architectural floor plan illustrates the spatial organization of a contemporary restaurant's second floor. The dominant layout features a large open seating area on the left with a mix of rectangular tables and distinctive circular banquette seating arranged around central planters. The right side contains more intimate curved booth seating along the perimeter wall, creating a rhythmic scalloped edge. A clear circulation spine runs through the center, leading to a staircase and service areas. The design employs a neutral monochrome palette typical of technical drawings, with solid black walls, light grey flooring, and white furniture symbols. The spatial layout prioritizes both efficiency and comfort, separating the lively main dining zone from the more private booth area while maintaining excellent flow to restrooms and storage. This plan would suit modern urban restaurants, bistros, or cafes aiming for a balance between high-turnover seating and comfortable lingering spaces.