NO MAN EVER STEPS IN THE SAME HOLE TWICE ︎ NO MAN EVER STEPS IN THE SAME HOLE TWICE ︎ NO MAN EVER STEPS IN THE SAME HOLE TWICE ︎
Hakunokan Co-Space
Architecture & Interior DesignHole Code｜#20190323
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The whole HAKUNOKAN building is mainly composed of two “boxes” interlaced and overlapped, resulting in a cantilevered structure and an external staircase space; the main material of the two boxes is reinforced concrete, and the exterior uses white photocatalyst paint, in order to improve the convenience of later maintenance. The skylight structure is adopted at the top of the building, so that the outdoor light can pass through the second floor to the first floor.
The central migration line in the interior design enables the dining area on the first floor and the second floor to enjoy the lighting of natuiral light.
The first floor, as the main dining space, uses an open kitchen,which can improve the linkage between diners and caterer, and a cantile-ver staircase integrated with the wall is used at the connection from the first floor to the second floor, when the natural light and shadow depicts a unique pattern on the wall, it moves with time like a sundial.
The second floor, as a multi-functional “Void Space”, can not only have dinner here buit also hold salons or other speech activities here (see the back page for details), so the balcony abandoned the traditional formof full view and adopted a “strange” unclosed wall, in order to high- light the special sense of the whole building, change the monotonous box-shaped structure,and increase the inter- est of the second floor interior.
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