3D Rendering of Cafe modeled in Revit with varied seating options and generous circulation allowances for ease of flow in and out.
Description:
A new model for an art center in downtown Toronto that provides affordable temporary housing and studio space for professional artists under one roof. The Cafe is a central node where visitors can slow down and take time to absorb the art, gather, and study.
Varied seating options accommodate different user groups and provide a comfortable space to re-fuel and relax. Banquette seating, lounge sofas, and a co-working table draw different users and foster community use as a third space.
Artwork from Vancouver-based weaver Brent Wadden adorns the walls in connection with the concept of the loom, and Risom chairs from Knoll reference the warp and weft of the creative process. Ceramic tiles, quartz countertops, reclaimed Douglas-fir pine panels, and scuff resistant paint were specified for durability and sustainability features.
Size: 1148 SF
Type: Restaurant / Hospitality
Location: 102 Atlantic Avenue, Toronto, ON
Client: Artscape (Senior Thesis Project, Yorkville University BID)
Design Software:
AutoCAD - 2D Space Planning
Revit - 3D Model & Rendering
Adobe Photoshop - Entourage & Detailing
3D Rendering of Cafe modeled in Revit showcases FF&E selections from MillerKnoll and Steelcase. Artworks by Brent Wadden.
3D Rendering of Cafe modeled in Revit depicts grab-and-go service counter compliant with universal standards of accessibility.
2D Elevation of west wall generated from Revit.
