Spice Temple
Sydney
Spice Temple is tucked-away in the basement of the heritage-listed Art Deco City Mutual Building in Sydney’s CBD and entered via a discreet doorway.The dining room is warm and dramatically lit and whilst there is little in the way of overt reference to Asia, the space is intimate, relaxed and sexy, with subtle influences of the exotic street hawker food markets in China.
The menu at Spice Temple pays homage to the history of the Sichuan provinces and the contrasting tastes and textures enjoyed in Asian cuisine. The restaurant is designed to compliment this philosophy with a play on textures, light and shade and unexpected vistas through the space.
Client:
Neil Perry, David Doyle, Trish Richards
Area:
770sqm
Completion:
January 2009
Awards:
Downloads:
Spice-Temple-Project-Sheet.pdf
Neil Perry, David Doyle, Trish Richards
Area:
770sqm
Completion:
January 2009
Awards:
66 Hunter Street:
- AIA NSW Awards, Interior Architecture Commendation 2010
Spice Temple:
- Australian Interior Design Awards, Hospitality Design Highly Commended 2010
Rockpool Bar & Grill and Spice Temple:
- MBA NSW Excellence in Construction Awards, Interior Fitouts $5-15M, Joint Winner 2009
Downloads:
Spice-Temple-Project-Sheet.pdf
