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Playful Hospitality Spaces Designed for Gamers of All Ages and Eras

The main purpose of public houses and eateries is to provide customers – both individuals and groups – with an environment and an atmosphere in which to release the stresses of their day or week so far, either with a quiet drink in a quiet corner, or in larger, more social groups.

Even before COVID brought with it more permanent closing times, the rise of on-demand TV and food delivery services meant that staying ‘in-in’ –with the comforting embrace of their pillow just a short hike up the wooden hill to Bedfordshire– was becoming a more popular choice. Perhaps it’s no surprise, then, to see the growing emergence of establishments that offer more active entertainment than a quiz night and karaoke box.

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Cite: James Wormald. "Playful Hospitality Spaces Designed for Gamers of All Ages and Eras" 16 May 2023. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1000348/playful-hospitality-spaces-designed-for-gamers-of-all-ages-and-eras> ISSN 0719-8884
Button Mash, on LA’s Sunset Boulevard, centres shared bench seating in between rows of room-facing arcade games and pinball machines, spreading nostalgia in the social setting. Image © Laure Joliet

专为全年龄与跨世代游戏玩家设计的趣味款待空间

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