Hospitality & Fit-Out · Events & Immersive Environments · Structural & Scenic Execution
Case study
The Ship Restaurant
A landmark structure fabricated beyond convention.
The Ship Restaurant — completed landmark at dusk
Based on supplied drawings, the ship-inspired structure progressed through formation, fabrication, finishing, assembly and on-site completion.
- First Interactive role
- Execution and delivery
- Starting point
- Supplied drawings
- Documented scope
Production sequence
Ambition becomes buildable through controlled stages.
Structural formation, surface development and final assembly were treated as one connected production sequence.
Sketch illustration
The structure was built from supplied drawings. The sketch shown here is an illustration from the company profile.
Formation → fabrication → finishing → assembly → completion
Stage 1 / 4
Structural form
The hull form was set out and built up in the workshop.
Stage 2 / 4
Surface finishing
The hull surface was developed and finished before assembly.
Stage 3 / 4
Assembly on site
Masts and sails were assembled on site to complete the landmark.
Stage 4 / 4
Completed landmark
The completed ship-inspired structure at dusk.
Delivery approach
Based on supplied drawings.
The design of the ship-inspired structure came from supplied drawings. First Interactive’s documented scope was large-scale fabrication, structural and scenic works, finishing and installation, taking the structure from formation through to on-site completion.
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