Architect: Ctrl Space
Installer: Nomadtika
Categories: Arts and culture, Hospitality
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Nestled in the heart of Ponsonby’s Three Lamps area, Hotel Ponsonby has taken up residence in the former post office building. Built-in 1911, the heritage building has seen many occupants over its lifetime, but none quite like Hotel Ponsonby. The gastropub offers an impressive, curated selection of wine, beer, and cocktails alongside a moreish food menu. Inspired by the timeless charm of European pubs and eateries and the iconic heritage structure of the post office building itself, the space feels both nostalgic and chic—a perfect balance of reworked materials and new finishes.
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The printed Quietspace® Panels appear to be sheets of woven cane
The printed Quietspace® Panels appear to be sheets of woven cane
The printed Quietspace® Panels appear to be sheets of woven cane
The printed Quietspace® Panels appear to be sheets of woven cane
Function and design
Originally looking to apply rattan panels on the ceiling with an acoustic panel behind, Ctrl Space spoke with acoustic consultant Nomadtika who recommended printing a rattan texture on the acoustic panel rather than covering it. With accurate colour matching, crisp lines, and attention to detail, Autex Acoustics’ Print customisation offered Ctrl-Space an opportunity to achieve the rattan look they desired. Directly fixed to the ceiling, the printed Quietspace® Panels appear to be sheets of woven cane—effortlessly complementing the space as if they had been there all along.
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