墨尔本Spring street饮食店

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原名称：Melbourne Spring street eatery

设计单位：KGA Architects

位置：澳大利亚 墨尔本

分类：餐厅装修内容：实景照片

图片来源：KGA Architects

标签：餐厅装修实景照片Spring Street Grocer饮食店给紧张的墨尔本街道带来一丝愉悦、活力和新鲜感。这是由KGA Architects工作室的创立者Kristin Green设计的，将戏剧化的设计风格融入这家精品饮食店。这家饮食店注重细粮的本质。商店内的微型足迹以及体块布置起来都是为了表达这不仅仅是一家甜品店、杂货店或者是咖啡店，也是一个可以用来做展示的功能空间。建筑的布局是由一些当地素材来构成，由于其持久性和耐用性，选择了一些当地的工匠并且带动当地的经济发展。楼下是奶酪室，加入了设计理念。透明的砖墙和奶酪柱都是由家庭经营的Euroa Bricks所建筑。历史和文化的层次感显示在醒目的横饰带上，Gelati酒吧细木工艺在店内显得十分突出，蜿蜒的架子引导客人向中间的楼梯和楼下的奶酪店走去。KGA Architects工作室用当地人喜欢产品的独特用途和细节抓住了顾客的想象力，这家店获得2013饮食设计大奖确实是实至名归。

译者：筑龙网 Jasereen

Bringing a sense of cheer, bounce and freshness to an otherwise harsh Melbourne street, is a corner shop that goes by Spring Street Grocer. Architect Kristin Green, founder of KGA Architects, infused theatrical design flavors in this boutique grocery outlet, in respects to the shop’s neighboring Parliament House and Princess Theater. The design of the grocery shop captures the new urban essence of small-grain urbanism where the relatively hidden activities of Melbourne’s lanes are manifested on the main streets. The miniture footprint and volume of the shop have been worked hard to accommodate not only a delicatessen, a grocer, a cafe and a cool, glazed-brick cheese cellar, but also flexible space for exhibitions and functions.

The architectural layout is driven by immediate local references. Local materials have been chosen for their longevity and durability, sustaining and inspiring local craftspeople and thereby encouraging the local economy, for example the use of recycled timbers and local aggregates sourced from nearby quarries, minimized transportation and ensured low maintenance. Downstairs in the cheese room, the integration of motifs continues. The more than passing reference to the Greek heritage of the owners is a whimsical and quirky delight. The glazed bricks and cheese cellar are constructed with family-owned Euroa Bricks.

Layers of historic and cultural references play out with an arresting frieze overhead. Gelati bar joinery extrudes inwards to the store, where serpentine shelving entices customers towards a central stair and cheese shop below. Unique usage and detailing of local and readily available products capture the imagination despite a strict budget. The Spring Street Grocer complex is a worthy finalist in the 2013 eat-drink-design awards. Here, the architect has given consideration to every surface, space and curvaceous shelf. Colors as bright as the organic veggies juxtaposed against stone and timber fixtures.