Angrezi Patiala (an English style, desi quarter shot) a 8000 sq.ft. restaurant is an amalgamation of the english and indian style reflecting in its cuisine, bar menu and the design.

Following the style, the design is a fusion elaborated with simplified colonial arches set in a repetitive mode along the length of the site allocating zones in a set grid conjoined by catalan vault ceiling. The architectural approach appeals as a load bearing structural implementation resulting in a unique space preserving its originality and thereby transmitting the feel to create architecture.

There are 3 main spatial layers integrated while planning. The first layer is the central court focusing on a series of arches, the second layer is the bar, forming a ‘T’ and spreading onto the private section and opening onto the third layer, the terrace/ open air seating.

Small detailed attention such as Railing, blue paneled shutters, light fixtures, furniture, brick wall, flooring and the subdued lime finish paint introduces elements and fusion of spatial characteristics.

The bar can be seen at the other end of the site from the entrance through a row of arches and a variety of seating styles. The Bar extends onto a space that can be converted in to a private dining section. This zone is designed with the same vibe but with a twist of quirky art work.

The 1500 sq.ft. Terrace has two folds. The central seating embellished with hanging plants, street light fittings, casual bench seating and a planter at the center. The other fold is a row of Pavilions arched onto the terrace with a metal framework. This Pavilion acts as a private dining booth with a unique ambience, furniture, art and mood in each one.