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Restaurant Design 

Ritmo Bali is a gastronomic and entertainment project designed to offer a complete, vibrant, and sensory experience. Every night at Ritmo is a journey that begins with contemporary Mediterranean cuisine, unfolds in a curated and welcoming atmosphere, and culminates in a celebration where music, energy, and social interaction naturally blend.

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More than a restaurant or leisure venue, Ritmo is a concept that places the customer at the center: we take care of every detail of the service, ambiance, and rhythm of the evening to ensure each visit is unique, authentic, and memorable.

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Project Indoor Built Area

 

  • Main Entrance: 80 m2

  • Dining Room (approx. 20 tables): 172 m2

  • Bar Area (Lounge, Shop, Bar, etc.): 116 m2

  • Kitchen: 34 m2

  • Kitchen Storage (Cold and Dry): 30 m2

  • General Storage: 20 m2

  • Staff Room: 10 m2

  • DJ Booth Room: 4 m2

  • Wine Cellar: 4 m2

  • Restrooms: 22,5 m2

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Construction documentation Coordination Phase

Architectural Executive Plans: Overseeing the preparation of comprehensive architectural executive plans, including all necessary details and specifications for construction​

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​MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) Engineering:

  • Coordinating the engagement of qualified MEP consultants.

  • Managing the development of MEP design documentation and specifications.

  • Reviewing MEP plans for compliance and integration with the overall design.

  • Provide PLN (Electrical line)​

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Structural Engineering:

  • Coordinating the engagement of qualified Structural engineers.

  • Managing the development of structural design documentation and calculations.

  • Reviewing structural plans for safety, efficiency, and compliance.

Gallery design renders

During this phase, the architect transitions from "What is the idea?" to "How does this actually look and work?" This is specifically when the focus shifts to:

  • Interior Design: Finalizing floor finishes, cabinetry, lighting layouts, and built-in furniture.

  • Optimize the experience of a space: Function = Utility. Does it work? Aesthetics = Beauty. Does it look good?  Economy = Budget. Is it cost-effective?

  • Material Selection: Choosing the specific stones, woods, or metals that will define the building’s character.

  • Visualization: Creating high-quality renders and 3D models to ensure the client is aligned with the aesthetic direction.

  • Coordination: Integrating structural and mechanical systems into the design so they don't interfere with the "look.

Samara portfolio

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