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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Tiny shanghai shop into little catch fishmonger in China by LINEHOUSE

 
May 20th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: LINEHOUSE

Located on one of Shanghai’s busiest streets alive with local food stalls, small restaurants, shops and sidewalk activity, Little Catch is a fishmonger specialising in fresh and cooked seafood. LINEHOUSE created a three dimensional net that externally reaches into the street as a canopy and envelops the customers as they enter into the shop. On the ceiling the net, constructed out of a white powder coated metal structure infilled with white mesh of varying densities and transparencies, opens up in areas to create additional shelving for products. On the walls the metal structure folds and bends to hold the fresh seafood display, the cashier, product shelving and a table seating two.

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

  • Architects: LINEHOUSE
  • Project: Tiny shanghai shop into little catch fishmonger
  • Location: Wulumuqi Road, Shanghai, China
  • Photography: Drew Bates
  • Software used: AUTOCAD, Sketch up, Photoshop and Indesign
  • Graphics: Evelyn Chiu
  • Area: 18sqm
  • Year of completion: January 2015

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

The flooring is rough concrete and the wall finish glossy white tiling of three different sizes composed to incorporate wall shelving and the menu boards. The menu boards took inspiration from interchangeable letter signs but was incorporated into the final wall finishes using aluminium strips and clear acrylic words. Above wooden oak shelves complete the elevation for product display. The fresh seafood display are made out of custom made stainless steel trays.

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

The exterior façade is a composition of clear glass windows and mesh panels, the main focus being an extending stainless steel vitrine for the main fresh seafood display. The exterior sign features simply a blue fish printed on canvas and a neon sign fixed on top.

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © Drew Bates

Image Courtesy © LINEHOUSE

Image Courtesy © LINEHOUSE

Image Courtesy © LINEHOUSE

Image Courtesy © LINEHOUSE

Image Courtesy © LINEHOUSE

Image Courtesy © LINEHOUSE

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Categories: Autocad, InDesign, Photoshop, Shop, SketchUp




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