Nanjing · Bird Yan · burned goods

As the third store of NIAOYAN in Nanjing, this case is mainly based on the tavern unit, integrating the breath of life into the space. At the same time, the style is inspired by the structure of the torii and the paper umbrella, which continues the novel Japanese ritual sense in the color and interior decoration. Construct a different kind of Japanese cooking wine field Faced with the problems of insufficient lighting, poor landscape and passenger flow, how to break through the disadvantage of the site has become the primary problem faced by the design team. The design team used "vermilion" in the torii structure as the main color. From the exterior facade to the interior environment of the restaurant, the "sense of order" creates the continuity of the space and has a strong visual effect. Guests pass through the outside area and enter the indoor space, and they are greeted by the central bar in the core area. Breath of the Landscape In the design of the façade of the space, the arc wall and local landscaping are used to reproduce a barrier-like visual cover with overlapping materials. Blur the boundary and make the space have a sense of transparent breathing. The Japanese-style landscaping under the extension of the semi-circular "umbrella surface", the boundary of feeling in the space penetrates the material partition wall, guiding the guests' eyes to meet the space. Inside the restaurant, the design team used the top-level decorative structure of the core bar area to connect with the "Japanese-style paper umbrella". The scattered look and feel of the scattered public area and the separate private rooms are connected in the multi-dimensional space refracted by the wooden structure and the top mirror. The restaurant space interacts with guests and brands. Ceremony, more than torii In terms of construction ideas, the fit between NIAOYAN and Japanese material culture is highlighted through structure and material selection, and a unique scene experience is created. That is, "when entering the space, all guest behaviors require special attention". This is the spatial signal: stepping into Toyoya means stepping into a journey that is distinct from the real world. In this way, more spiritual and cultural feelings and experiences can be conveyed to diners. In addition to paying tribute to the structure, the story of the place is also inseparable from the interpretation of light and shadow. The design team carefully polished many intriguing spatial details to describe the spatial interest of gradually entering the secret environment for the guests who are in it. 02-04 05-06