Fireworks Onthaalsaal, Restaurant

Press Kit

Unique Properties

As a wedding banquet hall and self-service restaurant, this project combines the owners' needs to create a grand building and a beautiful atmosphere for family gathering. The designer combines different European architectural elements, adding neoclassical, decorative style, Goethe, theater frame, old city streets elements, so that the architecture and interior design are grand, brilliant and meticulous both inside and out.

Dimensions & Packaging

The door of the banquet hall is covered with meticulous lines and classical line boards, making beige and earth colors inclusive with warm details. The interior also echoes the square, with church-style wallpaper, the ceiling is designed with log-like beams and rivet iron pieces to create the ancient European style.

Tags

Interior Design, Restaurant, Banquet, European, Neoclassical

Production Technology

The staircase not only introduces a lot of natural light with semi-transparent materials, but also makes multiple refractions of light and shadow through bright black bricks and reflective materials. The round fireworks chandeliers with various heights create different style effects during the day and night.

Design Challenge

Huge white columns are used in the whole building to create the grandeur of the outer layer. Cambered surfaces and italic cuts form a neoclassical pattern. The tall columns are stacked and arranged and the sun is shining, creating a beautiful light and shadow change on the corridor. The inner layer uses a combination of floor-to-ceiling gray glass and black lines to map different totems indoors. The overall large-scale lighting design reduces the use of light in the huge building during the day.

Research

The gold-leaf disc chandeliers on the ceiling, like lamps and candles, not only provide lighting, but also provide a visual guide focus, providing a more mysterious and super dreamy feeling and imagination.

Inspiration

Inside the building, the white-based, black-lined lobby immediately attracts the guests' attention with its grand and sophisticated atmosphere. It is placed in the grandeur of a classical Gothic church with four white marble columns and a high dome space; the ceiling and the floor are spliced with decorative sculptures and water-jet cutting techniques.

Project Duration

This project is finished in August 2017 in Changhua County, Taiwan.

Operation Flow

The buffet area is based on the theme of mimicking old European city streets. Combining one restaurant and one storefront to create a design method of multiple buildings, so that guests can feel like walking on the streets of old European cities, it adds more fun to dining.

Image Credits

Image #1-5: Photographer Jun-Jie Liu, Fireworks, 2017.