Sal de Allo Restaurant in Pontevedra, Spain by NAN ARQUITECTOS

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This small restaurant is located in O Grove, near the port.

Two are the points of item of the project: to move the seaworthy environment to the interior and to obtain an interesting architecture that represents the merger of the traditional thing with the kitchen of design. For it elements related to the work are mixed in the sea by the current design, traditional materials as the wood, by a more contemporary lighting.

Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto

• Architects: NAN ARQUITECTOS
• Project: Sal de Allo Restaurant
• Location: Av. De Beiramar, 28, Bajo, 36980 O Grove (Pontevedra), Spain
• Photography: Iván Casal Nieto
• Team: Wenceslao López, Vicente Pillado, Alberto Reiriz.
• Surface: 66 m2
• Year: 2016

Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto

There are two starting points of the project: move indoor the sailor environment and get an interesting architecture that represents the fusion of the traditional with the kitchen design. To do related work at sea with the current design, traditional materials such as wood, with a more contemporary lighting elements are mixed. Fish boxes making ceiling, acoustic insulation fasteners views emulating boat rudders.

Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto

Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto

Materials and solutions appear, again, sincerely, using elements that are usually hidden as an ingredient that gives personality and uniqueness to the project. the difference is sought, the character and believe it is achieved.

Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto

Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto

Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto

Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto

Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto

Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto

Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto

Image Courtesy © NAN ARQUITECTOS

Image Courtesy © NAN ARQUITECTOS

Tags: Pontevedra, ​​Spain

Categories: Interiors, Restaurant

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