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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. Dr. Bravura Bird's Nest Drink & Dessert Store in Shanghai, China by TOWOdesignJune 4th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: TOWOdesign A variety of works of nature feature hexagons and curves, behind which is the subtle arrangement of molecules. The studio Towodesign recently completed a bird's nest drink and dessert shop for Dr. Bravura. Based on the brand's concept of “Research and Development for Health”, Towodesign applied regular hexagons, commonly seen in chemical formulas, to the storefront logo, the floor, walls and display stands. These hexagons, are combined with elements derived from measuring vessels used in laboratories, together creating a unique space that integrates functionality and aesthetics.  Entrance overview, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign
 Display area, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign Grounded on nutrition science, Dr. Bravura serves bird's nest drinks and desserts, and provides healthy, novel and high-end light food system that incorporates traditional ingredients. The space inherits the brand's typical color palette, with white setting the overall tone, gold sketching the contours and light gray and pink dotted in it. Gold lines highlight the storefront, frame the display stands with geometric shapes, and blend into the chairs and decorative details in the seating & eating area. The space is outlined with the aesthetics of geometry.  View of the bar counter from the display area, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Gift service area, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign The soul of the shop lies in the products and services it provides. On the open shelf, edible bird's nest products are displayed like artworks, enabling the customers to know about the details of the natural ingredients and the concept of pursuing a high quality life that the brand advocates. The details of the interiors show quality and exquisiteness. Glass, metal frames and marble grains complement each other, and each piece of furniture are customized, characteristic and unique. In the seating & eating area, seats are arranged in diverse densities. And the walls and furniture echo each other and create a spatial rhythm, in contrast with the sales area featuring a sense of scientific precision, which is quite compelling to customers.  View of the booth & eating area from gift service area, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Curved wall lamps, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Curves of the space and curves of lamps mutually echoing, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Thematic wall decorations matched with curves, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Curved light strips depicting spatial rhythm, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Curved light strips matched with lamps, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Corner, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Curves in the space, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Display props at the gift service area, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Dial-like prop – details, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Side table, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Circular display props inside the entrance, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Display props inside the entrance – details 01, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Display props inside the entrance – details 02, Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign  Image Courtesy © TOWOdesign
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