4、麓坊火锅店
成都
A street-level outdoor dining pavilion featuring a rhythmic green steel saw-tooth canopy and textured brick base wall, designed by 凡筑ArchFAN建筑事务所 in Chengdu.
- What we like about this project
- The repetitive saw-tooth roof profile creates a distinct industrial rhythm that sharply contrasts with the sleek, dark glass curtain wall of the backdrop building.
Materials
- steel
- brick
- glass
- concrete
Visual identifiers
- saw-tooth-canopy
- green-steel-truss
- brick-screen-wall
- outdoor-dining-pavilion
Style tags
- contemporary
- industrial
- vernacular-hybrid
Visual tags
- commercial
- pavilion
- canopy
- urban-context
- street-edge
- retail
- Geometry
- Low-slung orthogonal pavilion featuring a rhythmic sequence of gabled or saw-tooth roof trusses attached to a multi-story glass and dark metal tower backdrop.
- Facade system
- Open-air structural steel canopy with low perforated brick base walls and glazed storefront backing.
- Structural guess
- Exposed green-painted steel column and truss frame anchored to low masonry foundation walls.
- Spatial scale
- Single-story open-air canopy structure contrasting with taller commercial context towers.
- Lighting
- Direct diffuse daylight with clear shadows cast by the deep roof overhangs and structural frame.
- Atmosphere
- Lively and open, combining industrial green structural elements with accessible street-level civic activity.
- Environmental context
- Urban pedestrian plaza in front of a modern multi-story commercial building facade.
- Spatial experience
- The continuous green structural frame creates an inviting, human-scaled transitional threshold between the public plaza and the enclosed dining pavilion.
- Composition rhythm
- Repeating triangular roof trusses and vertical steel columns establish a steady modular rhythm along the street facade.
- Style reading
- Contemporary commercial vernacular with industrial framing
- Program
- Restaurant / Hot pot dining pavilion
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- steel, brick, glass, concrete
- Visual identifiers
- saw-tooth-canopy, green-steel-truss, brick-screen-wall, outdoor-dining-pavilion
- Style tags
- contemporary, industrial, vernacular-hybrid
- Visual tags
- commercial, pavilion, canopy, urban-context, street-edge, retail
- Geometry
- Low-slung orthogonal pavilion featuring a rhythmic sequence of gabled or saw-tooth roof trusses attached to a multi-story glass and dark metal tower backdrop.
- Facade system
- Open-air structural steel canopy with low perforated brick base walls and glazed storefront backing.
- Structural guess
- Exposed green-painted steel column and truss frame anchored to low masonry foundation walls.
- Spatial scale
- Single-story open-air canopy structure contrasting with taller commercial context towers.
- Lighting
- Direct diffuse daylight with clear shadows cast by the deep roof overhangs and structural frame.
- Atmosphere
- Lively and open, combining industrial green structural elements with accessible street-level civic activity.
- Environmental context
- Urban pedestrian plaza in front of a modern multi-story commercial building facade.
- Spatial experience
- The continuous green structural frame creates an inviting, human-scaled transitional threshold between the public plaza and the enclosed dining pavilion.
- Composition rhythm
- Repeating triangular roof trusses and vertical steel columns establish a steady modular rhythm along the street facade.
- Style reading
- Contemporary commercial vernacular with industrial framing
- Program
- Restaurant / Hot pot dining pavilion
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture