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TAT Technologies

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2012

Bon Appétit!

This design project was led by the studio for TAT Technologies, a leading aerospace supplier. The project included a redesign, renovation and branding of the Factory and HQ office’s dining room. The customer requirements consisted of modernizing the space which contains both a kitchen and dining areas while taking efficiency and comfort into consideration.
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The process included an as-is analysis, full detail and cost planning as well as complete 3D design. The Studio also managed the project execution according to design until official opening. The new dining room now caters for 200 people on daily basis. The 300sqm interior also serves as a large meeting room for special company or customer events.
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