Yazawa Hanoi Restaurant / Takashi Niwa Architects

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Yazawa Hanoi -The Scenery with Iron - The fascination of yakiniku (Japanese style BBQ) is to enjoy the way raw meat changes its state as it is cooked on the griddle. Yazawa Yakiniku Restaurant puts great effort into its ingredients and meat grilling equipment, especially its griddle and grill, which directly leads to the quality of its food. In considering the design for their new restaurant in Hanoi, iron as a material for multiple uses was focused on creating an original place that encompasses everything from the landscape of the food to the architectural space. The iron itself and the things that are being changed by the iron are contrasted and fused. A landscape scene expressed by cast iron, Bengala (iron oxide pigment), iron bars, and plates, as well as spaces colored by iron, was created to let things, people, and spaces interact with each other. The site is a typical French villa in Hanoi that has been renovated and extended repeatedly. Renovating the building by giving it the power of iron in various forms creates a contrast between old and new.

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Cite: "Yazawa Hanoi Restaurant / Takashi Niwa Architects" 23 Dec 2023. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1011321/yazawa-hanoi-restaurant-takashi-niwa-architects> ISSN 0719-8884

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