萧山章宅（建成
杭州
An interior dining space precedent combining board-formed or raw concrete ceilings, slot daylighting along a textured wall, and full-height glazing opening to a water feature.
- What we like about this project
- A narrow clerestory daylight slot runs along the top joint where the concrete ceiling meets the left wall.
Materials
- concrete
- glass
- wood
- plaster
- metal
Visual identifiers
- exposed-concrete-ceiling
- glass-curtain-wall
- reflecting-pool
- slotted-wall-wash
Style tags
- contemporary
- regionalist
- warm-minimal
Visual tags
- hospitality
- dining-hall
- daylight-slot
- indoor-outdoor
- concrete
- Geometry
- Long linear dining volume with a solid rendered left wall and floor-to-ceiling glass curtain wall on the right looking onto a water courtyard.
- Facade system
- Full-height glazed metal storefront framing a water courtyard.
- Structural guess
- Concrete slab and column framing
- Spatial scale
- Single-story dining hall sized for multiple table groups, intimate yet extended longitudinally.
- Lighting
- A slot of daylight at the top of the left wall washes down the textured plaster, complemented by warm wall sconces and perimeter reflections from water outside.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, softly lit dining atmosphere merging raw mineral surfaces with reflections from water.
- Environmental context
- Interior space flanked by a reflecting pool on the exterior and a hillside village visible in the aerial view inset.
- Spatial experience
- The long, low-ceilinged space guides the eye toward distant lit spatial layers, balancing compressed enclosure with expansive views out to water.
- Composition rhythm
- Repeating mullions on the right glass facade cadence against the continuous linear wood radiator cover and sconces on the left.
- Style reading
- Contemporary vernacular-fusion hospitality interior
- Program
- Restaurant or hospitality dining hall
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- concrete, glass, wood, plaster, metal
- Visual identifiers
- exposed-concrete-ceiling, glass-curtain-wall, reflecting-pool, slotted-wall-wash
- Style tags
- contemporary, regionalist, warm-minimal
- Visual tags
- hospitality, dining-hall, daylight-slot, indoor-outdoor, concrete
- Geometry
- Long linear dining volume with a solid rendered left wall and floor-to-ceiling glass curtain wall on the right looking onto a water courtyard.
- Facade system
- Full-height glazed metal storefront framing a water courtyard.
- Structural guess
- Concrete slab and column framing
- Spatial scale
- Single-story dining hall sized for multiple table groups, intimate yet extended longitudinally.
- Lighting
- A slot of daylight at the top of the left wall washes down the textured plaster, complemented by warm wall sconces and perimeter reflections from water outside.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, softly lit dining atmosphere merging raw mineral surfaces with reflections from water.
- Environmental context
- Interior space flanked by a reflecting pool on the exterior and a hillside village visible in the aerial view inset.
- Spatial experience
- The long, low-ceilinged space guides the eye toward distant lit spatial layers, balancing compressed enclosure with expansive views out to water.
- Composition rhythm
- Repeating mullions on the right glass facade cadence against the continuous linear wood radiator cover and sconces on the left.
- Style reading
- Contemporary vernacular-fusion hospitality interior
- Program
- Restaurant or hospitality dining hall
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- architecture