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The restaurant has a beautiful octagonal plan inside a circumference having a 20-metre diameter. The building features an attractive pagoda-like roof, which prevents it from looking flat.

The pagoda, whose top section is 15.80m high, consists of eight 16-metre-long curvilinear pillars, having the function of supporting the structure.
These pillars are in polished laminated veneer lumber and lend a stylish touch to the building.

 
The roof lies on a wooden boarding supported by a mesh structure that connects the eight pillars. Prestige Traditional metal tiles are laid on top, because they enhance the beauty of the pagoda and make it visible in the distance, so that it draws the attention of all guests while they are moving towards the reception room.

Copper roof: prestige and tradition
Tegola Canadese’s exclusive production technologies lend added value to copper, which is an ancient and prestigious roofing material that makes any roof look particularly refined. Prestige Traditional is extremely flexible and can be easily adapted to any design requirement.
For further information visit the page on Prestige Traditional.  

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