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KALIBU.AFRICAN RESTAURANT & BAR
“HAPPINESS IS AS GOOD AS FOOD”
DESIGN ISSUES + GOALSSUSTAINABILITY
The design shall use Sustainable practices to ensure the building canbe LEED certified
BRANDThe design should supportAnd emphasize the businessBrand to attract and retaincustomers
CIRCULATIONThe space should allow for customers to navigate through the building withease
ACCESSIBILITYThe space shall accommodate all types of users by following ADA codes and universal design
AUTHENTICITYThe space will reflect an authentic African experienceTo attract local customersAnd visiting guests
ACOUSTICSThe space shall be designed to control Noise levels to ensure customercomfort.
PROBLEM
CONCEPT
Site VisitClimate AnalysisADA code
IBC codeUser Survey
LEED
City Demographics
The main inspiration for this space is the art work of the Ndebele people in South Africa. The colorful and intricate patterns of the artwork used on the walls of their buildings will serve as inspiration when designing this space. Also the use of geometric shapes will be reflected throughout the design of this building in order to create a vibrant and exciting atmosphere.
This project involves the renovation of a space on the first and second floor of the Letts Industries Inc. building in Detroit Michigan. Research and site analysis was conducted for this site in order to understand the needs of the building and of the people residing in this area. This space will be transformed into an African Restaurant and bar called Kalibu which means “welcome” in Malawi. Also this space will aim at providing the customers with a unique African experience through its design and services provided. The redesign of the space will aim to be sustainable by following LEED guidelines and will also aim to be ADA compliant for both the customers and employees that will be using this space.
DININGAREA 1 KITCHEN
OFFICEE.H.A
H.A 1
BARAREA 1
RECEP/LOBBY
STAIRS
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STORAGE
RETAILSPACE
COOKINGCLASS-‐ROOM
H.A 2BARAREA 2
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KITCHEN AREA
BARAREA
RECEPTION/LOBBY
HYGIENE AREA
DINING AREA
PRIVATE DINING SPACE
RETAILSPACE
AREA OPENTO FIRST FLOOR
PATIO AREA
COOKINGCLASSROOM
LOUNGE AREA
BARAREA
HYGIENEAREA
RESEARCH
DESIGN PROCESS
FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOORPUBLIC
SEMI-‐PRIVATE
PRIVATE
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KEYA. LOBBY/RECEPTIONB. PUBLIC DINING AREAC. PRIVATE DINING AREASD. KITCHEN AREAE. MANAGERS OFFICEF. STORAGEG. EMPLOYEES AREAH. HYGIENE AREAI. JANITOR CLOSETJ. MECHANICAL ROOMK. WALK-‐IN COOLERL. RETAIL SPACEM. MAIN ENTRANCEJ
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TARGET CLIENT
The target client for Kalibu restaurant will be mostly adults that range from 20-‐50 years of age. However Kalibu will also be accessible to other clients outside of this age range.
Kalibu restaurant will be located in a distinct geographical location where technology based firms, entrepreneurs researchers are in close proximity. Therefore the user demographics will be adults of a middle class income level.
LIFESTYLEThe user demographics will be mainly adults with family and friends who are looking to try something from the African continent. The users will enjoy and appreciate the experience, social gatherings, classes and cuisines provided in the space.
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FLOOR PLAN-‐SECOND FLOOR
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A. PATIO AREAB. BAR AREAC. LOUNGE AREAD. EMPLOYEES ONLY AREAE. HYGIENE AREAF. COOKING CLASSROOMG. JANITOR CLOSET
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PATIO AREA BOOTH SEATING-‐ EAST ELEVATION
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CULTURECOMMUNITY
CONCLUSION & SUMMARYIn conclusion, based on the research of the facility type and user demographics, the Letts Industries Inc. building will be a great location for the Kalibu African restaurant and bar. The unique cultural aspect of this design will attract customers, and the cooking classes provided within the restaurant will promote healthy living. In the long run this facility will bring the community together.