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2025 ASIA’S BEST F&B ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

30 January 20263 min readAsia Awards Organization
2025 ASIA’S BEST F&B ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

Company: 2M Design Lab

Project name: Samara Tiga Kelapa

Location: Central Lombok, Indonesia

Designer/ Architect: 2M Design Lab

Manufacturer: Samara Lombok - PT. Lombok Torok Developments

Stakeholder/ Owner: Samara Lombok - PT. Lombok Torok Developments

 

Samara Tiga Kelapa, designed by 2M Design Lab, embodies architectural excellence through its fusion of contemporary design and tropical authenticity. Drawing inspiration from the eagle’s grace and Lombok’s iconic coconut trees, the venue reimagines the dining experience by blending structure with nature. Its open-air layout and framed ocean views create a cinematic sense of arrival, capturing the island’s spirit of freedom and connection.

More than visually striking, the space offers a rich sensory journey rooted in local culture. An open kitchen, on-site beer tanks, and a farm-to-table concept reflect the project’s commitment to community and sustainability. A living tree integrated into the bar and a picnic hamper offering emphasize a lifestyle of shared experiences, where architecture and environment are in constant dialogue.

Tiga Kelapa stands out for its innovation, material honesty, and cultural resonance. Every element - from design to execution - celebrates Lombok’s natural beauty while redefining hospitality. As a space where food, place, and people intertwine seamlessly, it rightfully earns its place as the winner of Asia’s Best F&B Architecture Design.

 

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