[ Case Study: Pan Pacific London]
Silverleaf, Devonshire House
The works at located on levels three and four of Devonshire Row were taken from a shell and core condition.Address: One Bishopsgate Plaza EC3A
Value: Confidential
Sector: Hotel & Leisure
Programme: 14 weeks
Contract: JCT 2011 Design & Build
Architect: Tom Dixon Design Studio
Project Manager: Core Five
Quantity Surveyor: Core Five
M&E Consultant: Innovo
Lighting Consultant: Light IQ
Acoustic Engineer: Sandy Brown
About the project:
The fit out works included new heating and cooling via 4 pipe FCU located around the perimeter of the bar, this was secreted behind leather banquette seating and low level boxings clad in clay plaster and blackened mild steel capping’s.
The ceiling was finished in an acoustic spray applied textured finish; recessed lighting illuminated the space throughout, all controlled by a Luton system. Light Grey Micro cement flooring was laid throughout the main bar, private tasting room, lift lobbies and communal areas.
The main bar was constructed of blackened mild steel with a hand chiselled granite top. Behind the bar Stainless steel bespoke counters with four “cocktail” stations were created which included condiment bays, ice sinks and speed rails. The ceiling of the bar was finished in polished stainless steel, services coordinated to fit centrally in each panel.
A feature light wall made up from thirty polished stainless-steel profiles containing RGD LED strips was positioned at the arrivals section of the bar. The lighting was programmed to create a shifting sand illusion. A Faux rock sits in the ceiling above the stone clad arrivals desk.
Two Hand carved bars were installed, one in the Private tasting room and one in the semi-private tasting room.
The whiskey display unit that sits centrally in the bar and displays the most expensive Whiskeys available is constructed from orbitally sanded polished brass.
The WCs were clad in orbitally brushed stainless steel wall panels and flush doors; the ceiling clad in ripple effect polished stainless steel. The vanity units were clad in hand carved Italian Marble to match the WC back panels and floor
