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Dream On Дизайн интерьера бара by Hsiang Hsieh

Dream On Дизайн интерьера бара by Hsiang Hsieh is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2020 Бронзовая премия A' Design Award in Дизайн интерьеров и выставочных пространств Competition Category.


БронзоваяИнтерьер· 2020

Dream On Дизайн интерьера бара

by Hsiang Hsieh

Client: Wen Shan Hills Design Studio

Бронзовая премия A' Design Award Winner in Интерьер Category

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The Design

About Dream On Дизайн интерьера бара

Dream On — интерьер бара в городе Илань, Тайвань. Узкое прямоугольное помещение площадью 72 квадратных метра превращено в уличную сцену под крышей, вдохновлённую картиной Ван Гога «Терраса кафе на площади Форум». Отражающие источники света, декоративные окна, рамы и балконы создают образ ярко освещённой ночной улицы, что подчёркнуто ретро-палитрой с синевато-зелёными оттенками. Около 80 процентов материалов имеют местное происхождение, многие из них — переработанные. Стены получили неровную поверхность, снижающую эхо, благодаря чему разговоры остаются разборчивыми.

The Recognition

About the Бронзовая премия A' Design Award

Dream On Дизайн интерьера бара — лауреат Бронзовой премии A' Design Award, весьма престижного признания, присуждаемого выдающимся проектам, отличающимся творческим подходом, изобретательностью и сообразительностью. Обладатели Бронзовой премии — это в полной мере искусные и поразительно творческие произведения, свидетельствующие об огромном опыте, воображении и находчивости их авторов. Ожидается, что Dream On Дизайн интерьера бара станет высокоценимым, вызывающим восхищение и дорогим сердцу объектом, заметно профессиональным и инновационным. Этот проект, получивший Бронзовую премию A' Design Award, воплощает лучшие практики в искусстве, науке, дизайне и технологиях и превосходен вниманием к деталям. Dream On Дизайн интерьера бара прекрасно удовлетворяет потребности, затрагивает желания, очаровывает чувства и пробуждает любопытство.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

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

Unique Properties
In Yilan, Taiwan, there is one imaginative designer who loves the art works of Van Gogh so much, he decided to recreate the famous scene of the exotic, open-air cafe through this commercial bar refurbishment project. With the hand-picked elements extracted from local streets and architectural materials of the traditional Yilan area, this is a dare-to-dream figure puzzled up in modern transcreation, featuring decorative windows, frames and balconies. The design of the streetscape is also infused
Dimensions & Packaging
The overall interior space is 72 square meters, a corridor-like space with 4.2 meters in width, 15.4 meters in length, and the angled roof yields 4.3 meters to 5.3 meters in height. The rectangular bar is 110 cm in height, and the tables on the side are 5 cm higher than the tabletop on purpose, a perfect height when the bar is crowded with stand-up guests.
Tags
Bar, art, Van Gogh, tradition, local, modern, renovation, recycle, starry
Production Technology
80% of the materials used are extracted from local, with massive amount of recycled materials used repeatedly, emphasizing that although the design is a newly constructed space, the negative impact toward the environment can still be reduced this way.

The decorative windows on the upper part of the wall are also from second-handed materials, retaining traced and scratched surface from the past, adding a touch of warmth and the depth of time into the space.

The wall has been well-treated with the concave and convex design method, addressing complicated wall decoration onto the surface. In addition to the suggestion of the street appearance, the white frame has the purpose of adjusting the reflection and resistance of the sound to make the sound energy distributed as evenly as possible, eliminating echoes bouncing over in a narrow space, and most importantly, allowing conversations to be heard.
Design Challenge
The biggest challenge in design is the sound echoing in the rectangular space. Because the space is narrow and long, in order to avoid the acoustic wave reflecting on the flat surface, the wall has been deliberately designed to be uneven, avoiding the back-and-forth sound bouncing in between.
Research
To recreate the Cafe Terrace on the Place du Forum, an in-depth analysis was committed across the use of color, the spatial structure, and the arrangement of the painting. Elements were extracted from the painting and put into application, from the palette, the frames to the abstract balcony. The reflection of the ground light, the sense of the lines in the painting, and the distance between the seats are all results of the decomposition, which constitutes this Dream-on bar.
Inspiration
It all started with the painting of Van Gogh, The Cafe Terrace on the Place du Forum, which triggered the imagination toward the look of the bar - an indoor street house that creates the exotic atmosphere that forms an imaginative open-air cafe. To achieve that, the starry sky and light reflection are paramount; therefore, in this bar design, numerous of reflective light sources are used to shape a bright street of the night, and the retro-inspired color palette mixed with mystic bluish-green al
Project Duration
This project finished in March 2017 in Yilan City in Taiwan.
Operation Flow
In general, a rectangular, corridor-shaped space is less preferred due to the physical limitation by nature, but the design of this bar retains the structure and transformed it into an indoor street house, and tables on the side are set in height for people to stand aside and walk in between the bar and the seating area. The width of the isle only allows one person to pass through, increasing intimacy and interactions in between guests.
Patents
The copyrights belong to Wen Shan Hills Design Studio, 2019.
Team Members
Chief Designer : Hsiang Hsieh
Image Credits
WSH

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