Pop Modern Design Hi-Tech Jídelní Prostor by Studio Tali Gotthilf

Pop Modern Design Hi-Tech Jídelní Prostor by Studio Tali Gotthilf is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2021 Bronzová cena A' Design Award in Interiér Competition Category.

BronzInteriér· 2021

Pop Modern Design Hi-Tech Jídelní Prostor

by Studio Tali Gotthilf

Client: Studio Tali Gotthilf

Bronzová cena A' Design Award Winner in Interiér Category

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The Design

About Pop Modern Design Hi-Tech Jídelní Prostor

Tento jídelní zážitek v hi-tech pracovním prostředí v jižním Izraeli nabízí únik z každodenní kancelářské kultury do relaxačního útočiště bez nutnosti opustit budovu. Designové téma bylo inspirováno třemi styly: Pop Art, Art Deco a Modern, sloučenými do jediného vizuálního sdělení o odpočinku. Návrh prostoru odpovídá hodnotám společnosti: odvážit se a snít. Osa pohybu od vstupu vede návštěvníka do 40metrové chodby, definované podlahou, stropem a osvětlením. Přirozené světlo bylo důležitým prvkem, který byl zohledněn.

The Recognition

About the Bronzová cena A' Design Award

Pop Modern Design Hi-Tech Jídelní Prostor je vítězem Bronzové ceny A' Design Award, vysoce prestižního uznání udělovaného vynikajícím designům, které se vyznačují kreativitou, vynalézavostí a bystrostí. Bronzoví vítězové jsou hojně zručné a nápadně kreativní artefakty, které dosvědčují rozsáhlé zkušenosti, představivost a vynalézavost svých designérů. Očekává se, že Pop Modern Design Hi-Tech Jídelní Prostor bude vysoce ceněným, obdivovaným a milovaným předmětem, pozoruhodně profesionálním a inovativním. Tento design, který získal Bronzovou cenu A' Design Award, zahrnuje osvědčené postupy v umění, vědě, designu a technologiích a vyniká pozorností k detailu. Pop Modern Design Hi-Tech Jídelní Prostor nádherně uspokojuje potřeby, dotýká se tužeb, okouzluje city a oslovuje zvědavost.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: An innovative dining experience within a Hi-Tech work environment in Southern Israel, offering escape from everyday office culture to a relaxing get-away without leaving the building.
This space design matches the company values: to dare and to dream.
Axis of movement from the entrance leads the visitor into a 40-meter length corridor, defined by the floor, ceiling and lighting fixture extension.
Dimensions & Packaging: 1200 Sq.meter space, length 80 meters, width 15 meters, height 6 meters.
Tags: A. Office Design, B. Interior Design, C. Studio Tali Gotthilf, D. Israel, E. Commercial Design
Production Technology: Metal, glass and wood uniquely combine together and function as definitive wall petitions running the full length of the dining space passageway, creating a sculpture-type room divider.
Design Challenge: The large, empty, open space was allocated for dining purpose design during the building construction. This space needed to include an industrial kitchen alongside a dining compound. Natural light was a vital element component taken into consideration, the challenge being a long and narrow space providing light outlets at the extreme ends only. Light compensation was provided in the form of bright neon signs attached to the walls, in addition to the warm Led light fixtures.
The long and narrow shape of the room was dramatized using Art Deco slab dividers, marking the division between corridor and dining areas.
Research: Design research consisted of planning the number of daily users, calculating the kitchen capacity to provide sufficient dishes, sitting accomodation and time settings. One thousand meals is the limited kitchen capacity, providing for two hundred diners at a time. The company has seven hundred employees with a three-hour lunch break allowance. The research was built upon past documentation from previous company locations.
Inspiration: The design theme was inspired by three distinct styles: Pop Art, Art Deco and Modern, combined into a single visual message of recreation.
A hint of the American vintage Diner period is portrayed by neon signs placed casually on the walls, the tall Art Deco dividers extend the entire length of the eatery and combine with the modern concrete floor and wall tiling.
The furniture chosen is of understated design blending amongst the various design statements.
Project Duration: The project started in February 2019 in Sderot, Israel and finished in February 2020, and was open to the public in February 2021 in response to the pandemic restrictions.
Operation Flow: Upon entering, the visitor instantly recognizes the functional layout, with a clearly defined path. The user initially encounters the hand-washing niche, followed by various buffet stations leading to the sitting area. Exit from the dinery is equally practical and defined.
Team Members: Head Designer: Tali Gotthilf.
Designer: Liron Kaleve
Graphic Design: SRVC visual Communications
Image Credits: Photographer: Yanai Deitsch