Thankusir Neverland भोजनालयः

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Unique Properties

As a formerly abandoned automotive repair workshop, he designed it into restaurant, bar and cafe. He created a skylight on the building, also installed a ground to ceiling high shelf under the skylight, the shelf is decorated and full of white clay pots.The sunshine from the roof is directly introduced into the ground floor area and basement, so that the dull basement space has more visual and emotional connections with the outside world.

Dimensions & Packaging

Dinning area height: 3650mm
Basement Bar height: 2550mm
Wing building Mezzanine floor height: 2790mm
Wing building Second floor height: 2800mm

Tags

Sunlight, Share, bar, restaurant, BoZhou

Production Technology

The whole project area is huge, but the renovation budget is quite tight, so they decided to take advantage of the beauty of the building itself, which actually gives them a big unexpected surprise. We have preserved the mottled walls of the building, with The rustic materials such as wood and cement make the whole space more harmonious.

Design Challenge

Keep the beauty of the old house itself, not destroy it.

Research

The power of silence radiates beauty that can not be carved by hand in a short period of time, even the most luxurious materials can not be presented. Designers pay more attention to natural properties in selecting materials Pay attention to the use of materials and space mottled natural sense of harmonious coexistence.

Inspiration

The inspiration comes from the fact that before starting designing, the designer entered the building and saw all of these mottled old walls, which were beautiful. He wanted to keep them and let other design actions set off their beauty.

Project Duration

The project started in August 2017 in Shenyang and finished in october 2018 in Shenyang.

Operation Flow

The designer made passages between several independent buildings, and each space was connected to each other. Guests could pass through each space through these passages without having to go outside to transit.

Image Credits

Photographer: Mu Xing, Xing Wen, Da Bai