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Yaki Gentle Restaurantinterieurontwerp by Ru Yu Wu

Yaki Gentle Restaurantinterieurontwerp by Ru Yu Wu is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2024 A' Design Award in IJzer in Interieur en Tentoonstellingsontwerp Competition Category.


IJzerInterieur· 2024

Yaki Gentle Restaurantinterieurontwerp

by Ru Yu Wu

Client: Cheng He Design

A' Design Award in IJzer Winner in Interieur Category

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The Design

About Yaki Gentle Restaurantinterieurontwerp

Yaki Gentle is een grillrestaurant in Taipei. Het interieur doet denken aan een Europees operahuis door kronkelende looppaden, gebogen wanden, boogvormige deuropeningen, hoge plafonds en rode gordijnen. Theaterstijl zitjes staan aan weerszijden opgesteld, terwijl het centrale gedeelte open blijft voor een gevoel van ruimtelijkheid. Symmetrische en asymmetrische elementen zorgen voor visuele balans binnen een op Victoriaanse stijl geïnspireerd kader. De gebruikte materialen omvatten decoratief hogedruklaminaat met een marmereffect, lijstwerk, houtwerk, waterbasisverf en pvc-vloeren. Afzuigsystemen die verborgen zijn onder de verhoogde vloer voeren rook en geuren af.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award in IJzer

Yaki Gentle Restaurantinterieurontwerp is winnaar van de A' Design Award in IJzer, een prestigieuze erkenning die wordt toegekend aan goede ontwerpen die voldoen aan de professionele en industriële eisen die worden verwacht van goed ontworpen creaties. Winnaars in IJzer tonen grote vaardigheid, hoge specialisatie, deskundig inzicht en het creatieve vermogen van hun makers. Yaki Gentle Restaurantinterieurontwerp wordt verwacht een hooggewaardeerde, bewonderde en gekoesterde creatie te zijn die praktisch en innovatief is. Dit ontwerp dat de A' Design Award in IJzer heeft gewonnen, integreert de beste praktijken uit de sector en heeft bekwame technische kenmerken die verbonden zijn met knowhow en talent. Yaki Gentle Restaurantinterieurontwerp wordt gerespecteerd om zijn grondigheid en is ontworpen om verbeteringen van de levenskwaliteit te bieden die helpen de wereld een betere plek te maken.

Behind the Design

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

Unique Properties
The designer created an European opera house-inspired atmosphere through winding pathways, contrasting colors, curved walls, arched doorways, high ceilings, and red curtains. The theater-style seating features booths on either side, with an open central space for a spacious feeling. Symmetrical and asymmetrical design elements achieve visual balance, enhancing the room's delicacy and artistic beauty.
Dimensions & Packaging
Site area: about 251 square meters.
The project provides a smoke-free, odorless, high-quality dining environment by employing a range of well-equipped systems, including air conditioning, ventilation, smoke extraction and fire suppression. Taking the space and seating layout into account, the project adopts downdraft vents instead of common range hoods. By hiding all the ducts under the raised floor and with the help of air con, rising smoke and bad odors are no longer a problem.
Tags
Restaurant, Victorian style, Modern design, Eclecticism
Production Technology
Decorative HPL with marble effect, molding, woodwork, eco-friendly water based paints, and PVC flooring.
Design Challenge
To ensure proper ventilation, the supply and exhaust air systems in a restaurant must be carefully planned to prevent negative pressure and maintain air quality. The exhaust system must be designed to remove oil fumes while the supply system is providing fresh air. Airflow should be evenly distributed to avoid turbulence caused by temperature differences. To meet the requirements of both open space and privacy, the central area is kept open while independent booths are planned on both sides. The supply air ducts are hidden within the design, achieving both functionality and aesthetics.
Research
The owner of this project is a skincare products company investing in a restaurant catering mainly to business executives and celebrities. With discreet private rooms, individual booths, and open seating, the space has a high-end club-like atmosphere. Curved walls, molding, arches, and indirect lighting create an elegant atmosphere that complements the gentlemen's theme. Additionally, the large private room has a dedicated grill station for teppanyaki shows, providing guests with a sensory feast.
Inspiration
This project is a top-notch grill restaurant for business executives. The owner wants to transport guests to the 19th-century era of art and aesthetics, creating a historical context for a sensory experience beyond taste. Inspired by gentlemen's spirit, the space is eclectically designed with a rigorous and symmetrical structure that pays homage to Victorian style. Minimalism reinterprets the elaborate elements, achieving balance and personalization within the classic framework.
Project Duration
The project started in September 2022 in Taipei and finished in December 2022.
Operation Flow
Constructing a grill restaurant is complex. It involves compliance with various government regulations, and careful consideration of heat convection to ensure proper air conditioning, heating, air exchange, and filtration. In the design of layout, the equipment is cleverly concealed, and the air outlets for cold and hot air are staggered to avoid premature heat exchange, which could lead to excessive energy consumption and condensation resulting in water droplets. The goal is to minimize interference between the two types of airflows.
Image Credits
Cheng He Design

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