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Hotel Grand Chancellor main foyer bar, Hobart: A classical but contemporary approach to materials and detail promotes the business brand and backlit panels, evocative of translucent alabaster, create added presence by night. Photo by Thomas Ryan.
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Hotel Grand Chancellor main foyer bar, Hobart: Streamlined service, rationalised movement paths and the reconfigured spatial layout has significantly improved access, use and returns. Photo by Thomas Ryan.
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Hotel Grand Chancellor main foyer bar, Hobart: The restrained bar aesthetic creates, through contrast, an inviting place to linger within the otherwise busy foyer surrounds. Photo by Thomas Ryan.
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Hotel Grand Chancellor main foyer bar, Hobart: The bar is designed and equipped to serve a wide range of non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages to hotel, conference and concert-hall patrons throughout the day and by night. Photo by Thomas Ryan.
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Hotel Grand Chancellor main foyer bar, Hobart: The view from mezzanine level is of an attractive bottle display and an efficient behind bar layout promoting streamlined usage, increased returns and quality of service to patrons. Photo by Thomas Ryan.
morrison & breytenbach architects’ Hotel Grand Chancellor main foyer bar promotes the business brand, streamlines service and invites patronage. The bar serves a wide range of beverages, through the day and into the night, to hotel patrons, conference and concert-hall goers and members of the public. We adopted a classical but contemporary approach to choice of materials and stylistic detail. Backlit panels evocative of translucent alabaster create an added presence by night including to Davey Street passers-by. The emphasised visibility, rationalised movement paths and reconfigured spatial layout has significantly improved access, use and returns making the project a high value for money capital investment.