两年的covid已经把大家推到了某种程度的不信任。我们在开始 “Sawerdo “项目时,担心把人们围在一张桌子上是一种濒临灭绝的聚会形式。我们承担了风险,这是创始人的一种充满希望的信仰飞跃,相信太近的邻居的跳跃性微生物绝不会成为在一起的障碍。

Two years of covid have pushed everyone to a certain level of distrust. We started the project of the Sawerdo with the fear that putting people around a table was an endangered gathering format. The risk was taken, a sort of hopeful leap of faith by the founders, believing that the jumping microbes of a too-close neighbor would never be an obstacle to being together.

相反,我们把赌注押在了相反的情况上:在这种情况下,距离是一个简单的载体,可以实现自发的对话和交流,远远超出了对病毒性的恐惧。

Instead, a bet was taken on the opposite scenario: the one by which proximity is a simple vector towards spontaneous conversation and exchange well beyond the fear of a viral other.

我们的项目在空间上构建了我们生活的这个 “时刻”,并把所有的东西和每个人都放在一个舞台上,而且是非常物质的桌子上。

Our project spatialized and constructed this “moment” of our lives and put everything and everyone around a staged and very material table.

除了对传统面包制作材料如大理石和钢制速食架的明显参考之外,这个想法变得非常简单:一个允许各种配置的托管桌。不知何故,这个场景一半是家庭的,一半是专业的,介于分享 “table d’hôtes “和在面包店的内部用餐之间。

Beyond the obvious references to traditional bread-making materials like marble and steel speed racks, the idea became quite simple: a hosting table allowing a variety of configurations. Somehow, the set is a half domestic, half professional one, between sharing “table d’hôtes” and dining in the interior of a bakery.

杰夫-沃尔的图像《给家禽穿衣服》(2007年)是在温哥华附近的一个农场拍摄的,庆祝工作中的乐趣时刻–准备将成为食物的东西。与Sawerdo项目的审美相反,这幅图像有相同的意图:将烹饪、滋养和分享的行为纳入一个统一的生活整体。

Jeff Wall’s image Dressing Poultry (2007) was shot on a farm near Vancouver, celebrating a moment of fun while working – preparing what will become food. With an aesthetic at the antipodes of Sawerdo’s project, this image has yet the same intention: to bring the act of cooking, nourishing, and sharing into a unifying whole of the living.

就像Jeff Wall的灯箱一样,Sawerdo有机会置身于一个非常美丽的空间,该项目尽可能地揭示了这一点:一个有人居住的灯箱,生命的场景在这里发生,只要我们理解我们都是生物人或 “病毒性的其他人”,就会不断发生。

Like Jeff Wall’s lightboxes, the Sawerdo had the chance to be in a very beautiful space that the project reveals as much as possible: an inhabited lightbox where scenes of life occur and will keep on happening as long as we understand that we are all biological beings or “viral others”.

Architects: BUREAU
Area : 200 m²
Year : 2021
Photographs :Dylan Perrenoud
Lead Architects : Daniel Zamarbide, Carine Pimenta, Galliane Zamarbide
Concept Design : Daniel Zamarbide, Carine Pimenta, Jolan Haidinger
Project Execution : Jolan Haidinger (project manager), Marco Pallaoro, Driss Veyry
Construction Supervision : Daniel Zamarbide, Jolan Haidinger
Publication Drawings : Ignacio Martínez Pendás, Taïma Matthes
Graphic Design, Branding And Sign Painting : Basile Jeandin
City : Geneva
Country : Switzerland