DMAC Architecture Introduces the Village Supper Club
Kalin Ned — March 13, 2024 — Art & Design
References: dmacarch
DMAC Architecture marks a significant milestone with the introduction of the Village Supper Club, a project that commemorates 175 years of the supper club tradition. Nestled on the scenic shores of Delavan Lake in Wisconsin, this upscale 8,400-square-foot dining establishment breathes new life into one of the Midwest's oldest dining traditions.
Originally established in 1848, the Village Supper Club underwent a comprehensive redesign as DMAC Architecture blends classic charm with modern flair to offer an unforgettable dining experience. The renovation project rescued the historic property from potential demolition. Senior Architect Jessica Saravia underscores the importance of maintaining the restaurant's inherent charm: "Wisconsin has a deep-rooted connection to the supper club tradition so we felt a great responsibility to maintain the restaurant’s inherent charm. We aimed to create a design befitting of the Kaplan’s dedication to this unique community, with a feeling of ease and Midwestern hospitality at its core. From creating custom display cases to house memorabilia from the restaurant’s history to working closely with local contractors and saving original building elements to repurpose, every detail was carefully considered to reflect and honor the community's spirit."
Image Credit: DMAC Architecture
Originally established in 1848, the Village Supper Club underwent a comprehensive redesign as DMAC Architecture blends classic charm with modern flair to offer an unforgettable dining experience. The renovation project rescued the historic property from potential demolition. Senior Architect Jessica Saravia underscores the importance of maintaining the restaurant's inherent charm: "Wisconsin has a deep-rooted connection to the supper club tradition so we felt a great responsibility to maintain the restaurant’s inherent charm. We aimed to create a design befitting of the Kaplan’s dedication to this unique community, with a feeling of ease and Midwestern hospitality at its core. From creating custom display cases to house memorabilia from the restaurant’s history to working closely with local contractors and saving original building elements to repurpose, every detail was carefully considered to reflect and honor the community's spirit."
Image Credit: DMAC Architecture
Trend Themes
1. Modernized Heritage Dining - Reimagining historical dining spaces with a contemporary twist to revitalize age-old traditions and engage modern consumers.
2. Destination Dining Experiences - Developing dining establishments in unique locations to offer memorable experiences that blend history, culture, and luxury.
3. Sustainable Architectural Redesign - Revamping historic properties with sustainable practices and innovative design to preserve heritage while embracing environmental consciousness.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - The hospitality sector can leverage historical sites and innovative designs to cater to changing consumer preferences and enhance guest experiences.
2. Architecture - Architectural firms have opportunities to blend classic charm with modern elements in heritage sites to create unique dining destinations that resonate with the past and future.
3. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can explore collaborations with architects to transform historical dining venues into sustainable, luxurious spaces that offer authentic dining experiences.
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