The Potential of 3D Printing in Restaurant Design

The world’s largest 3D-printed restaurant interior design structure (volume) recently debuted at MYATA Platinum Lounge, a hookah lounge with a restaurant and bar in the C2 Licensed District in Dubai's City Walk. This aligns with the Dubai 3D Printing Strategy, which aims for 25. percent of Dubai’s buildings to be constructed using 3D printing technology by 2030. Working with London-based DA Bureau team, the features include:

 27 unique canyons made from over 20,000 3D-printed parts created  out of recycled plastic and coated them with texture paint. The design transforms recycled plastic into dramatic canyon-like formations, creating an immersive environment that transports visitors from Dubai's bustling metropolis to a serene, cave-like sanctuary.  The canyon entrance uses the funnel principle, narrowing to draw visitors from the street into the lounge. Entering the main lounge feels like entering a cave: through dark passages, one arrives at an ample open…