精心策划的Foodhallen场地的粉丝们无疑会对今年秋天在海牙开业的最新地点感到兴奋。在阿姆斯特丹和鹿特丹的两个非常受欢迎的美食广场之后，最新的场地位于Haagsche Bluf–一个由豪华商店和对比强烈的建筑风格组成的隐蔽区域。这个全新的大厅由Studio Modijefsky设计，是一个享受当地人和风味的充满活力的空间。围绕着Haagsche Bluf的一个内部庭院，美食广场遍布三个相邻的建筑，连接多个楼层和不规则的结构网格。新的设计简化了原来由现有的柱子、梁和楼梯形成的混乱的 “森林”，将黑暗和低矮的内部变成一个开放的公共空间，其灵感主要来自欧洲最伟大的广场的传统。

Fans of the carefully curated Foodhallen venues will be no doubt excited about the latest location opening its doors this autumn in Den Haag. After two intensely popular food courts in Amsterdam and Rotterdam, the most recent venue is located within Haagsche Bluf – a hidden-away area of luxury shops and contrasting architectural styles. With an interior designed by Studio Modijefsky, the brand-new hall is a vibrant space to enjoy local people and flavors. Wrapped around an internal courtyard of the Haagsche Bluf, the food court spreads across three adjoining buildings, connecting multiple floor levels and irregular structural grids. The new design simplifies the original chaotic ‘forest’ formed of existing columns, beams and staircases, turning the dark and low interior into an open public space heavily inspired by the tradition of the greatest European piazzas.

对于概念的基础，莫迪耶夫斯基工作室选择了七个独特的元素，这些元素可以在所有典型的城市广场上找到：地标、引人注目的铺装、喷泉、楼梯、商人的摊位、游乐场和雕像。这些物体中的每一个都被转化为现代建筑组件，形成一种新的设计语言，将构成场地的空间联系在一起。城市景观中最突出的、标志性的部分–地标–由一个位于中心位置的酒吧代表，分为两部分。大的主酒吧面向入口，而对面则形成一个更亲密的鸡尾酒吧。两个体量都用青铜、红色大理石和赤土砖装饰，与地板和柱子的基座无缝融合。瓷砖有不同的尺寸和颜色，与浇筑的地板混合在一起，参考了城市广场上使用的铺装模式，区分或连接空间的不同层次。

For the basis of the concept Studio Modijefsky chose seven unique elements that can be found in all the typical urban squares: landmarks, striking paving, fountains, stairs, merchant stalls, playgrounds, and statues. Each of those objects has been translated into a contemporary architectural component, forming a new design language that links together the spaces forming the venue. The most prominent, iconic part of the urban landscape – the landmark – is represented by a centrally positioned bar, divided into two parts. The large main bar faces the entrances, while the opposite side forms a more intimate cocktail bar. Both volumes are finished with bronze, red marble, and terracotta tiles, seamlessly merging with the floor and plinths of columns. The tiles come in various sizes and colors, mixed with poured flooring, referencing paving patterns used in urban squares, differentiating or connecting different levels in space.

各种地板高度都被利用起来，大型瓷砖长椅从地面升起，形成定制的固定座位安排。另一个被重塑为人们聚集的社交场所的结构元素是一个大楼梯。以前严格意义上的实用楼梯被一个大型的定制结构所取代–一个完美的聚会点，可以作为临时的座位和桌子。它由木头和水磨石及马赛克瓷砖制成，从场地内的不同点可以看到，它也邀请人们去探索楼上的酒吧。在整个空间中，每个角落都经过深思熟虑，变成了最佳的聚会场所，为大型团体和更多的私人聚会提供了无穷的机会。甚至整个室内最小的房间也被变成了一个模仿滑板半管的游乐场–一个可以作为舞池的空间。

Various floor heights have been used to their advantage, with large tiled benches raising from the ground, forming custom fixed seating arrangements. Another structural element reinvented as a social place for people to gather on is a large staircase. Previous strictly practical stairs were replaced by a large bespoke structure – a perfect meeting point which can be used as makeshift seats and tables. Made of wood with terrazzo and mosaic tiles and visible from various points within the venue, it also invites people to explore the upstairs bar. Throughout the space each corner has been thoughtfully considered and turned into the best possible party spot, offering endless opportunities for both large groups and more private gatherings. Even the smallest room of the whole interior has been turned into a playground mimicking skateboarding half-pipe – a space that can double as a dancefloor.

雕像，作为历史的象征，由结构柱来代表。它们的形状和表面处理根据它们在空间中的位置而不同。围绕着酒吧的柱子是最有雕塑感的，用青铜面材进行装饰。选用深蓝色瓷砖包覆的支撑墙，结合综合灯光元素、植物和氧化铜，是喷泉的抽象表现，将色彩带入室内。剩余的柱子用黄铜包覆，这是另一种取自地中海广场传统的材料。内部的最后一个象征性元素：食品摊位，代表了传统的商人摊位，位于建筑的底层。12个摊位被放置在开放空间的外围，有三种不同的尺寸和独特的图形标识，由摊主自己选择。

Statues, as symbols of the historical past, are represented by structural columns. Their shapes and finishes differ depending on their position within the space. Columns surrounding the bar are the most sculptural, finished with bronze facing material. Chosen supporting walls clad in dark blue tiles, combined with integrated light elements, plants, and oxidized copper are an abstract representation of fountains, bringing color into the interior. Remaining columns are clad in brass, yet another material taken from the tradition of the Mediterranean piazzas. The final symbolic element of the interior: the food stalls, representing traditional merchant’s stalls, are located on the ground floor of the building. Placed on the outskirts of the open space, 12 stalls come in three different sizes and unique graphic identities, chosen by the vendors themselves.

这给为摊主制定明确的设计准则带来了巨大的挑战–这些规则不会限制每个品牌的创造力，但同时也会形成一个健康的内部空间。整体空间必须成为海牙街头食品场景的空白画布，同时保持一个充满独特个性的Foodhallen标志性场所。当代特色，如酒吧上方的醒目黄铜吊灯和放置在横梁底部的LED灯的清晰线条，为室内增加了一个动态图形层。它们鲜明的节奏，被一层方形的结构梁打断，强调了酒吧在空间中的中心位置。坚硬的材料和线条被松散的木制家具和绿色植物的温暖层所缓和。与繁华的底层相比，Foodhallen的上层有一种略微明亮和有组织的感觉。

This posed a significant challenge of creating clear design guidelines for the stalls’ owners – rules which would not restrain the creativity of each brand, but at the same time result in a wholesome interior in its own right. The overall space must be a blank canvas for The Hague’s street food scene while remaining a signature Foodhallen venue full of unique character. Contemporary features such as striking brass chandelier spreading above the bar and clear lines of the LED lights placed on the undersides of the beams add a dynamic graphic layer to the interior. Their stark rhythm, interrupted by a square layer of structural beams, emphasizes the central position of the bar within the space. Hard materials and lines are alleviated by a warmer layer of loose wooden furniture and green plants. In comparison with the bustling ground floor, the upper level of Foodhallen has a slightly brighter and more organized feel.

这里的地标是一个大胆的喷泉吧台，由石灰华石、绿松石氧化铜和浅色水磨石顶组成。强烈的垂直线条使空间在视觉上更加高大，而镜子和灯光的组合则模仿了水从后面的吧台流下。楼上空间的地板是由木板构成的几何图案，再次融合到高架的定制座椅元素中。现有的结构元素，如墙墩，被突出强调。

Here the landmark is a bold fountain bar made of travertine stone, turquoise oxidized copper and light-colored terrazzo top. Strong vertical lines make the space optically taller, while the combination of mirrors and light imitates water running down the back bar. The floor of the upstairs space is made of wooden planks forming a geometrical pattern, once again merging into elevated custom seating elements. Existing structural elements such as wall piers are highlighted and celebrated by becoming a part of an abstract wall composition made of diverse lights, panels, and finishes. By using graphic lines, clear material palette and conceptual symbols, Studio Modijefsky has created the perfect modern indoor piazza. A versatile and inviting urban landscape filled with quirky features, perfect for any occasion. While Foodhallen concept prides itself on celebrating cuisines and flavors, it’s the new vibrant, intricate interior that will keep you returning.

Interior Designers: Studio Modijefsky
Area : 1256 m²
Year : 2019
Photographs :Maarten Willemstein
Design Team Studio Modijefsky : Esther Stam, Natalia Nikolopoulou, Zahra Rajaei, Nancy Katri, Christel Willers, Maite Margalho
Client : Foodhallen
City : Den Haag
Country : The Netherlands