Anjo Solto ZN Restaurant

3rd Place Award, Commercial Space Category, in annual competition by New Center of Professional Architects and Designers from Pernambuco (Novo Núcleo PE), Brazil

A former modernist residence that had been transformed over the years is converted into a hip night dining spot in the Northeast of Brazil. The design pays homage to the modern heritage while keeping up with the client's cool and cozy ambience. New and restored finishes mingle together in a bar / collective table that unfolds into two levels of dining spaces and a richly landscape outdoor patio, perfect for dining under warm tropical evenings.

This project was featured on AU issue 275, one of the longest-running architecture and urbanism magazines in Latin America.

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Dining area facing wine cellar and bar. Photo: Mariana Guerra	Floor plans	Bar & collective table with staircase at back wall. Photo: Mariana Guerra
Dining area seen from bar. Photo: Mariana Guerra	Dining area looking towards wine cellar and bar. Photo: Mariana Guerra	Wine cellar. Photo: Mariana Guerra
Staircase to dining at upper level. Photo: Mariana Guerra	Dining at upper level. Photo: Mariana Guerra	Detail of custom lighting fixture integrated. Photo: Mariana Guerra
Outdoor dining area. Photo: Mariana Guerra	Longitudinal section	The project featured on AU magazine, one of the longest-running architecture magazines in Latin America
The bar area as featured on AU # 275, one of the longest-running architecture magazines in Latin America	Staircase to upstairs dining as featured on AU issue 275.	Project drawings featured on AU issue 275.
Dining areas as featured on AU issue 275.	Detail of dining area as featured on AU issue 275.	The exterior and outdoor dining area as featured on AU issue 275.
The wine cellar as featured on AU issue 275.	Upper floor dining and details of custom light fixture as featured on AU issue 275.