SHUN＊SHOKU LOUNGE BY GURUNAVI | Kengo Kuma & Associates
view from the adjacent square
SHUN＊SHOKU LOUNGE are actually two separate units that serve as public relations space and as an information booths
‘SHUN＊SHOKU LOUNGE BY GURUNAVI’ is made from piled up pieces of wooden panels that create its interior like topography.
this project was designed for Japanese restaurant guide GURUNAVI
this interesting space is created from piled up pieces of wooden panels
Various kinds of food-related items are laid out on this wooden ground.
We expected that the chemistry would be just right for eating and the wooden stratum.
every surface except ceiling is made from layered wooden panels
Layered configuration has also been designed for V&A at Dundee. This lounge is in a way like a nesting inside V&A.
useful links: SHUN＊SHOKU LOUNGE / GURUNAVI
model 01
model 02
architects: Kengo Kuma & Associates
location: Osaka, Osaka Prefecture, Japan
function: information booth, public relations space
total floor area: 82.62 m²
completion period: April 2013
photographs: Kengo Kuma & Associates
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