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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. New Shandao Restaurant in Fuzhou, China by Yiduan Shanghai Interior DesignJuly 19th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Yiduan Shanghai Interior Design Before working on this project, Mr. Xu has been thinking about the future development of restaurant, as well as new ideas of restaurant design. He wants to design a restaurant which gets rid of the stereotype and being innovative . In this case, Mr. Xu, as space magician, proves again there are new breakthroughs in blending nature into a restaurant.  Lobby, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan
 Lobby lounge, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan For a long time, there is no breakthrough in field of restaurant design or even in the whole design industry. No innovation could be found in designs of different industries. It is the same with new restaurant designs, most of them are just about shaping or the arrangement of furniture, which are neither attractive nor have features that could touch people’s heart. Designers have the responsibility and should play a leading role in improving the quality of future life and living environment.  Lobby elevator hall, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  Private room, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan Mr. Xu applies natural bamboo to the dining space creatively, thus combines healthy food with environment organically. Entering into the space, you will be shocked by the magical bamboo forest. You will feel peaceful and refreshing in this space with a breath of nature.  Facade, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  Stairs of the bamboo basket mezzanine, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan Because the original building is an office building, whose nature is hard to be associated with restaurant. So tiles are used on the exterior facade from the 1st floor to the 4th floor to connect the whole building. Great “magnetic field” is generated in this way, which could leave deep impression to people. The whole building consists of 4 floors. The 1st floor is reception lobby and kitchen, the 2nd floor is banquet hall, the 3rd floor is the private rooms, and the 4th and 5th floor is social catering. Because there is an mezzanine above the 4th floor. The designer made the 4th and 5th floor as independent social dining area boldly.  Bamboo basket area, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  Bamboo basket dining area, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan Bamboo is the element that applied across the whole building and connects every floor. Two staircases are designed between the 4th and 5th floor in particular, which makes the space coherent vertically and allows more interaction. People in it will feel peaceful and contented. Materials used are simple and natural, such as: tiles, phyllostachys praecox, straw walls, plain cement, etc..  Bamboo basket aisle, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  Bamboo basket mezzanine, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan The whole space is interpreted based on the internationally advocated Eco-friendly concept. It presents a sense of transparent while being winding and has partitions; it is private but not depressed, which is very different from traditional space division. The creative bamboo-baskets-shaped dining area is the highlight of the design. The staircases and dining areas are all hidden in the bamboo baskets as if the whole restaurant is hidden in bamboo forest. The bamboo baskets could let in light layer-by-layer, making the restaurant more graceful, natural and simple, thus creates a space which returns to purity and simplicity.  Bamboo basket mezzanine, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  Corridor of the banquet hall, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  Bamboo basket aisle, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  Bamboo basket area, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  Bamboo basket area, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  Stairs of the bamboo basket mezzanine, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  Stairs of the bamboo basket mezzanine, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  Stairs, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  Stairs, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  Ceiling of the lobby, Image Courtesy © Zhang Quan  1F Plan, Image Courtesy © Yiduan Shanghai Interior Design  2F Plan, Image Courtesy © Yiduan Shanghai Interior Design  3F Plan, Image Courtesy © Yiduan Shanghai Interior Design  4F Plan, Image Courtesy © Yiduan Shanghai Interior Design  Exterior facade, Image Courtesy © Yiduan Shanghai Interior Design
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