HRAWI Holds Seminar on Architecture Trends in Hotels & Restaurants

The Hotel and Restaurant Association of Western India (HRAWI) held a seminar on trends in architecture specifically for hotels and restaurants at the Ambassador Hotel in the city recently. The seminar was addressed by some of the city’s renowned architects including Mr. Kozema Chitalwala of Designers-Group, Ms. Zahabiyah Gabajiwala of Za Works and her partner Mr. Yash Bansdawala. The seminar aimed at offering the city’s burgeoning hotel and restaurant enterprises insights into the principal ideas around sustainable and intelligent designs. The architects shared creative concepts on how establishments could renovate spaces within their defined themes and continue to justify economics. The seminar also focused on other niche areas like kitchen designs, HVAC and sanitation which were much appreciated by the attendees.

“The restaurant and hotel industry has witnessed a major transformation over the last decade and especially the leisure travel and tourism industry has observed a noticeable upsurge. Whether eating out or room accommodation, customers want to enjoy the finest services; right from food, location, design, ambience and facilities, everything has to be appealing and as unique as its menu. Through the seminar, we have tried to throw some light on the recent developments in architecture and designs for different types of restaurants and hotels. We are pleased that the architects conducted the seminar with proficiency and their opinions and ideas will benefit the many hoteliers and restaurateurs who attended it,” says Mr. Dilip Datwani, President, HRAWI.

About Hotel & Restaurant Association Western India (HRAWI)

The Hotel and Restaurant Association (Western India) is a 67 years old Association of Hotels and Restaurants in Western India. Its members include smaller Hotels up to 5-Star Deluxe categories. The bulk of its members like any growth economy are made up of budget hotels. With membership base spread across Western India, HRAWI covers Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Goa and the Union Territories of Daman, Diu & Silvassa, and is considered to be the voice of the Hotel Industry. The association is part of the national body of Federation of the Hotels & Restaurants Associations of India (FHRAI), located in New Delhi, which was originally founded in Mumbai in 1950 by the late Mr. J.R.D. Tata.

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