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General idea – Emerald Hill circa 1960s. Looks like a blast from the past on the outside, but
real nice on the inside.
• EXTERNAL: Return to elements of 1960s shopfront) – Zinc roof (painted white. Outlet logo can be embellished on top for max
visibility from surrounding malls ie bird’s eye view) – Zinc roof to reflect sun, help keep cool, cheap. – Scissors gate in front, painted black – Brickwork in white (for non-‐ A/C)
• INTERNAL: modern comforts with some industrial elements. Eg PS cafe
A/C OPTION (subject to URA)
• WHY? • I experience the immense humidity, with fans circula^ng warm air every day.
• It’s only going to get ho_er with global warming.
• S^fling, drowsy • No energy to the business in the day.
Timber frame+glass
To Acid
“Unofficial”
Opportunity for branding on roof. Good view from future sky bridge.
AC op^on
NON-‐AC OPTION
• To create PS café ambience, shouldn’t be as open as current layout. Needs a bit of cosy ambience
• Hence I introduced half walls with brick, also to cool temperature.
Exterior Design Elements
Old school sponsored shopfront signboard -‐either coke or from APB
Scissors gate in black/white brick
Timber+glass for sides (for A/C op^on)
Half height white brick For non-‐A/C op^on
Interior Design Elements Bar • Solid ^mber surface, mid-‐stained ie not too dark • Bar front either (a) raw ^mber strips pa_ern OR (b) glazed white ceramic ^les • Bar Display, structure made from copper piping and elbow joints (see image on LHS)
OR
Side sta^on: using APB bo_le cartons. For storage of cutlery, menus etc
Tall leafy plants For vegeta^on
Standing full height Chalkboards for promos. Sta^oned next to internal step-‐up
White painted ceiling Black fans, Black lamps
Bo_le openers A_ached to table
Some names? Resurrec^ng previous Actual Shop names on EH -‐Framroz’s Aerated Water Co -‐Hup Bee Provision Store -‐Maynard & Co Ltd
Referencing mamashop:
Mamabar
According to wikipedia, “Mama Shops (from Tamil மாமா, meaning uncle or elder) are convenience stores in Singapore that are located under high-‐rise apartment blocks built by the Housing and Development Board (HDB). …Local residents oken make use of mama shops as loca^on markers.[2] “
Bababar -‐referencing Nyonya & baba