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The Wine Hub Residence and Restaurant by Nikki Ho Lk
The Wine Hub Residence and Restaurant by Nikki Ho Lk
The Wine Hub Residence and Restaurant by Nikki Ho Lk
The Wine Hub Residence and Restaurant by Nikki Ho Lk
The Wine Hub Residence and Restaurant by Nikki Ho Lk

LOT Architects

Iron Architecture, Building and Structure Design · 2023

The Wine Hub Residence and Restaurant

by Nikki Ho Lk

  • A' Design Award 2023 Iron Winner in Architecture, Building and Structure Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2023
  • CLIENT: LOT Architects
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 9,134
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About The Wine Hub Residence and Restaurant

The Wine Hub is a village building that combines a residence and a restaurant. The design aims to create a gathering place and to renew interaction among neighbours. Horizontal fins, inspired by traditional wine rack storage, shape the facade. The fins come in six different sizes, creating varied density that filters wind and sunlight and gives each interior function a different level of privacy. Glass panels on the ground floor can be opened, so the boundary between inside and outside is softened and the surrounding nature is brought into the interior.

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Unique Properties
The Wine Hub intents to inspire others for new possibilities of village living and create an iconic gathering place and re-establish interaction among neighbourhood.
We envision to break through the boundary and restore the collective nature of villagers. The design creates an illegible glass boundary embracing the surroundings into the interior, allowing interaction for people from inside to outside
Tags
Village house, house design, Yuen Long village house, Hong Kong interior design, interior architecture, space planning, façade design, LOT Architects, Nikki Ho
Inspiration
Inspired by traditional wine rack storage, horizontal fins are designed with a dancing rhythm creating different hierarchy spaces and different privacy according to the internal functions. Fins are in 6 different sizes allowing diverse density which plays with wind and sun. Whereas the glass panels on the ground floor can be opened up so as to blur the difference between inside and outside, and embrace outdoor nature to the interior.
Image Credits
(Façade) Eugene C. Photo; (Interior) Gary Chung & Derek Chan

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