Heritage Dining Fitout
Williamsburg: Heritage Dining Fitout
Award winning conversion and fitout of the heritage listed Mechanics Institute building, creating the Williamsburg Restaurant.
Built in 1866, this building had been standing vacant for several years. The Fielding family saw how it could be transformed into a restaurant and brought Justin and our team in to design and work with them to create this unique and special space.
Because of its heritage listing, extra care had to be taken at all steps of the process and there were also many restrictions we needed to work within.
With the building’s origins as a Mechanics Institute, the fitout design was created as a tribute both to this and to the age of the building. We custom designed and custom built most of the fittings and fixtures to suit. Featuring heavily are recycled timber, steel with an aged patina and old-style glazing; particularly on the bar, the booth seating and dividing walls. Bespoke gears suspended from the ceiling tie it all together with the mechanics theme.
et as a functioning restaurant, this fitout also included installing all of the modern facilities for that purpose too. Kitchens, electronics, amenities all incorporated.
This restaurant has an incredible ambience that comes into its own in the evenings.
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Award winning project:
Master Builders Association Excellence in Regional Building:
Best Commercial Project / Heritage Listed Restoration
Tamworth Regional Heritage Awards:
Winner: Adaptive Reuse category
et as a functioning restaurant, this fitout also included installing all of the modern facilities for that purpose too. Kitchens, electronics, amenities all incorporated.
This restaurant has an incredible ambience that comes into its own in the evenings.
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Award winning project:
Master Builders Association Excellence in Regional Building:
Best Commercial Project / Heritage Listed Restoration
Tamworth Regional Heritage Awards:
Winner: Adaptive Reuse category
