Dar Hamad 360

Dar Hamad’s second branch is meant to subtly pay homage to its flagship location while introducing a new and unique sensibility to match the new location. The new branch draws inspiration from its inland tones and textures from the historic desert fort, the Red Fort in Al-Jahra, Kuwait.

The undulating gypsum wall is painted in a textured deep orange tone, the wall is articulated with openings that provide visuals into the showcase kitchen and service openings. A secondary layer of an unraveled dome structure at the unit’s outline encased with a double layer of charred Indian sandalwood logs (locally known as Chan’dal - and typically used as structural beams in traditional houses)