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DESIGN |  Render of the room

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DESIGN |  Final Model

Form 

the door to the balcony 

to

the high window which emphasize the salon space.

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DESIGN |  Final Model 

The only huge round window in the room which faces to Rotterdam Station

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DESIGN | Concept of Design

Beam & Ceiling & Opening

Non-Structural Beam & Gentle Curved Ceiling & Simple but Strong Opening

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DESIGN | Concept of Design

Beam & Ceiling

Non-Structural Beam & Gentle Curved Ceiling

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DESIGN | The section of the Beam

Non-structural beams to define the space and collect installions.

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DESIGN | Perspective of Bar

In the night, the lights from the beam overlap on the gentle curved ceiling. The shape of the light is deformed into an amazing art.

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DESIGN |  Perspective of Bar

Under the mysterious not-structural beams and reflective ceiling, people are talking and drinking in the room. A huge round window is a filter for people. When you are far from it, you could only see the sky and tip of tree. However, if you stand by it, the Rotterdam station and everything happing on the street are in your sight.

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DESIGN | Perspective of Salon 

People are listening to the people talking and sharing ideas. The window emphasize the stage area. Moreover, the light from window overlap on the ceiling.

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DESIGN | Perspective of Entrance

Before the salon, guests are entering the room. While the staff are busy with arranging the space. The long door to the balcony is the leading element to people.

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DESIGN |  Perspective of drinking time

Study of light and ceiling drawing

Which one is better???

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DESIGN |  Perspectives of the Salon

Entrance - Salon Event - Drinking Time

How to present light in line drawings.

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DESIGN |  Perspectives of the Salon

Entrance - Salon Event - Drinking Time 

 Architectural Shall - Furniture - Surface Treatment - Render

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DESIGN | Selected Furniture from Vitra  by Hella Jongerius and Jean Prouve.

Simple elegent elements and light colour fit to the atmosphere of the salon.

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DESIGN | Material for Floor and Curtain

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REFERENCE |  The semi-transparent curtain

Houses by  Kazuo Shinohara

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REFERENCE |  Kolumba Diocesan Museum by  Peter Zumthor

The wall dispears into the floor.

The connection of floor and wall.