作为一个短暂的空间,我们的方法是设计一个尽可能简单的项目,并充分利用空间的潜力。此外,该项目使用了很少的材料和涂料,以降低成本并遵守缩短的期限。

As an ephemeral space, the approach was to design a project as simple as possible and to take full advantage of the space’s potential. Besides that, the project makes use of few materials and coatings, in order to reduce costs and attend to the reduced deadline.

我们的想法是在空间中创造一个空间。在现有的空间内插入一个悬浮物。它标志着房间的新占用,并同时保持其原有的特征。新的木质结构为台面、长凳和货架腾出了空间。该结构及其模块区分了空间内的不同用途。这个装置也有很强的图形设计,因为它在所有家具的顶部表面重复了地板的图案,而且天花板上的镜子也重复了它。

The idea was to create a space within the space. A suspended object inserted inside the existing space. It marks the room’s new occupation and maintains its original characteristics at the same time. The new wooden structure makes room for a countertop, a bench and shelves. The structure and its modules distinguish the different uses inside the space. The installation also has a strong graphic design, as it repeats the floor’s pattern on all the furniture’s top surfaces and as the mirror on the ceiling repeats it.

每个用途都是通过空间的间隔来划分的。此外,为了在所有家具的上表面重复地板的设计,我们提出了一个在天花板上反射的砖,并创造了一个具有高度语言的装置。

Each use is demarcated through the intervals in the structure. Moreover, by repeating the floor design in all the upper faces of the furniture, a play with the reflection in the mirrored ceiling is proposed and an installation with a strong graphic language is created.

Interior Designers: be.bo, m.o.o.c.
Area: 1614 ft²
Year: 2017
Photographs: Fábio Fernandez, André Nazareth
Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Acervo Pessoal Bel Lobo e Bob Neri, Alcance Construtora, Arteiro, Artesian, CG Sistemas, Carpi Brasil, Cerâmicas Atlas, Eduardo Moreno Marcenaria, Ekko Revestimentos, Feira, Fotosfera, Jabuticasa, Mekal, Naturali Tapetes, Tensoflex, Way Design, Zacarias Iluminação e Sistemas, m.o.o.c
Lead Architects: Bel Lobo, Bob Neri, Mariana Travassos
Project Team:Ayla Carvalhaes, Beatriz Levinho, Diana Passos
Clients:Casa Cor e Deli Delícia
Woodwork:Eduardo Moreno
Photographic Art:Anna Kahn
Engineering:Alcance
Consultor Luminotécnico:LD Studio
City:Santo Cristo
Country:Brazil