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Zero40 Brewery Seamlessly Blends The Essence of an Existing Orchard | 23 Degrees Design Shift

Zero40 Brewery is located in the heart of Hyderabad’s software district. The design seamlessly combines the essence of an existing orchard with the vibrant social ambiance that guests would expect at a brewery. The site is a 1.2-acre rectangular plot with 10 mango trees and a neem tree. The design revolves around the client’s vision and the existing orchard, intentionally avoiding disturbing or pruning the trees. Moreover, specific areas were identified where the built structures could be placed, resulting in the creation of polygonal courtyards.

Editor’s Note: “Embraced by the lush green mango and neem trees, this brewery in Hyderabad is built around nature, rather than on it. Its polygonal courtyards, lush landscape, and tranquil water body weave an inviting tapestry of serenity. Thoughtfully designed, with meticulously chosen furnishings and the harmonious blend of red mud bricks and grey fly ash bricks, the space exudes a captivating and dramatic aura.” ~Simran Khare

Zero40 Brewery Seamlessly Blends The Essence of an Existing Orchard | 23 Degrees Design Shift

Zero40 Brewery

Spatial Planning

A circular element in the rectangular site adds a sense of depth, creating visually appealing landscaping that blends seamlessly with the site boundary.

Zero40 Brewery

Furthermore, the trees on-site help to create a private, covered seating area for guests to enjoy the weather of Hyderabad.

Zero40 Brewery

Upon entering the brewery, visitors are greeted by an entrance pavilion enveloped in a narrow tunnel, accompanied by the serene sound of a water body beneath the entry bridge.

Zero40 Brewery

Semi-Open Areas

Moving through this entrance, guests encounter elevated plinths with semi-open seating areas that provide views of the surrounding green foliage.

Zero40 Brewery

Zero40 Brewery

The southward slope of the site is utilized in three ways: introducing varied levels, ensuring accessible pathways, and tilting the central pavilion for privacy.

Zero40 Brewery

Serene Atmosphere

By integrating these elements with the surrounding landscape, the design creates a serene atmosphere, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor spaces.

Zero40 Brewery

Zero40 Brewery

Thoughtful Planning

To mitigate flooding, the kitchen floor level is set six inches above the road level. The design ensures that approximately 30-40% of the seating area is barrier-free, providing easy wheelchair access and encouraging diverse guests to move freely within the space.

There are five distinct outdoor seating areas, each with its own character and activities, including a pet-friendly zone, an amphitheater, a game zone, a live counter zone, and the central pavilion.

Strategic seating arrangements, including lounges, high stools, and benches, cater to diverse customer preferences, ensuring a comfortable and engaging experience for all. The use of red mud bricks and grey fly ash bricks for exposed masonry creates solid walls, providing visual privacy and service efficiency.

Plethora of Materials

Plinths with a rough aggregate finish add a contrasting texture, while bush-hammered basalt with various patterns delineates different zones and corridors. The designers predominantly use glass in the indoor area to accommodate tree growth. They taper the space to reduce its solid appearance.

Tilted glazing panels allow natural light to permeate the interiors, creating a warm ambiance and fostering a connection with the outdoor seating areas. Material choices, such as Corten steel for the main bar counter and polished particle boards for ceiling coverings, add flavor and functionality to the space. The landscape design adopts a minimalistic approach, creating visual and physical barriers while maintaining a timeless aesthetic.

The southeast pocket features Tandur cobble flooring bound by a rough aggregate finish. Natural wood and cement materials define the amphitheater, and gravel courts provide a playful setting for the game zone. The design also addresses practical considerations, allocating 30% to 35% of the site for parking.

Fact File

Designed by:  23 Degrees Design Shift

Project Type: Restaurant/Bar/Cafe

Project Name: Zero40 Brewery

Location: Hyderabad

Year Built: 2021

Built-up Area: 23458 Sq.ft

Principal Architects: Srikanth Reddy, Neelesh Kumar & Rishika Arutla

Photograph Courtesy: Shamanth Patil J

Manufacturers: Stone Life

Lighting Designers: Love of Light

Landscape Designers: Kiasma Studio

Furniture Design: Kharanam

Structural Consultant: Pennar

Facades Consultants: Anvika Facades

Source: ArchDaily

Firm’s Website Link: 23 Degrees Design Shift

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