NEW LIFE IN OLD HOUSE WITH DEAD WOOD AND SPRING

Tianjun, Poly City , Jinjiang, Fujian , which is Lin's first out-of-town branch. The original structure is an ancient building, which itself has a superior natural ecology and historical precipitation of characteristics. The designer hopes to integrate local culture into the design from the three dimensions of space, time and nature, and convey warm and restrained emotions.

The interior space of this case is composed of the front of the board and the box , with the atmosphere as the opening, and each scene space has a turning point. The scenes remain independent and unified in the overall atmosphere. The simple and elegant reception desk is integrated with local cultural elements. The glass bricks separate the vision and start with the atmosphere. The soft light fills the entire space, making the whole more rich and agile.

The front of the board is used as the main shape of the space, breaking the traditional impression, creating a space atmosphere with the central plant landscaping as a medium, closely connecting diners and chefs. The interaction between nature and space, the changes of light and shadow and the four seasons create a sense of spatial flow, and also give diners a dining experience in the scenery.

box is the condensation and evolution of the traditional Japanese-style residence building. The independent box is used to enhance privacy and experience, and it is constructed with a wooden frame and is bounded by its own structure. Through the screen to watch the courtyard outside the window, the trees are swaying or the clouds are lingering, get close to the green plants and running water, chat with nature, and enjoy the spiritual comfort and tranquility it brings.

The use of wood, copper, iron, Japanese paper, glass bricks and texture paint creates visual memory points in the space. The square-inch world is carefully constructed here, combining traditional architectural aesthetics and novel visual art to create an immersive dining experience atmosphere. Thus creating a unique commercial space.