Architectural layout of billiard bar with seating and service areas

This architectural drawing presents a comprehensive layout of a modern billiard bar facility, designed with precise zoning, clear circulation routes, and well-defined functional spaces. The plan highlights the main billiard hall positioned centrally with optimized table spacing and movement areas for players. Adjacent to the hall, a dedicated bar zone is arranged with counter placement, customer seating, and accessible service pathways. The layout also includes a thoughtfully designed client waiting area, recreational domino and chess section, and properly planned restaurant/food access point to support customer flow and operational efficiency.

The drawing incorporates essential support areas such as sanitary rooms for men, women, and employees, along with a machine room, cleaning room, internal storage, administrative office, and security room. A dedicated locker area and employee access zone ensure smooth back-of-house functionality. Vertical circulation elements include multiple staircases and an elevator for disabled users, ensuring universal accessibility. The sections illustrate structural clarity, façade detailing, floor-to-floor heights, sloped access with a 2 percent gradient, and curved architectural elements that define the building’s external character. Measured spans like 5.85 m, 6.6 m, 9.33 m, and 17.55 m showcase the structural grid and spatial proportions. This drawing is ideal for architects and designers developing entertainment centers, bar lounges, and recreational facilities.