*이탈리아 튜린의 베이커리 하우스 [ Daniela Colli ] VyTA Boulangerie in Turin, Italy

빵은 우리삶에 가장 중요한 목적이며 수단이었다.-물론 쌀을 주식으로 하는
우리와 밀을 주식으로 하는 서양하고는 차이가 있다.-
이탈리아 튜린에 위치한 베이커리 하우스는 우리 삶의 단편을
조화로운 인테리어 속에서 일관된 주제로 공간을 풀고 있다.
내부를 정의하는 주된 디자인 패턴은 빵이 가지고 있는 기하학적 패턴과 맞물리며
단순히 빵을 판매하는 장소가 아닌 시간의 단편 속으로 우리를 인도한다.
물론 예전보다 빵이 우리 삶을 차지하는 비율이 지극히 낮아진 것이 현실이지만
아직도 우리 삶에 중요한 생계수단으로 영역을 굳히고 있으며
우리의 즐거움과 행복함의 중요한 공간으로 차지하고 있다.
또한 우리가 경험하는 일반적인 베이커리 하우스와는 다르게 전체적인 낮은 조도와
다크계열의 색감은 공간을 차분히 가라 앉히며 빵을 형상화한 패턴의 아이텐티를
적극적으로 부여하고 있다.-우리네 베이커리 하우스는 밝고 경쾌하며 이곳을 찾는
많은 이들의 식감을 돋구는 방향으로 인테리어 컨셉이 지향되어 있다.-
이와 같은 공간의 컨셉은 건축가의 의도처럼 우아하고 세련되며
1차원적인 식욕을 이용한 판매의 목적이 아닌
즐김의 공간으로 연출되는 목적을 강하게 이야기 한다.

reviewed by SJ

Simple bread is an elegant and uber-luxe experience at VyTA Boulangerie Italiana in Turin, Italy.  Vyta Italian Boulangerie offers one of the oldest and most staple products representative of most societies – bread and its derivatives at Porta Nuova Train Station, the symbol of Turin’s hectic urban life.  The bakery does not comprise of an ordinary interior design concept which you would usually see at your local bakery, instead, the experience of bread purchasing is more sophisticated, elegant, and chic to say the least all wrapped up in a minimal and modern backdrop.
 
Architect Daniela Colli of ColliDanielArchitetto wanted to create an environment that would feel like ''a place that evokes the ancient rite of eating together,'' simple products offered by nature such as water, wheat and fire as well as the process of creation, the love, the patience and the nourishment have been the fundamental basis of inspiration for architect Daniela Colli.  The contemporary look and the minimal design originate from the most ‘minimal’ product found on our table – bread.  The usage of few materials, the restricted design, and the unruffled elegance yields an urbane minimalism and a formal reduction to the essentials.

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PROJECT NAME: VyTA Boulangerie
LOCATION: Torino Porta Nuove railway station via Sacchi, Turin,  Italy
SURFACE AREA:  150 square meters
DESIGN PERIOD: May -December 2010
COMPLETION PERIOD:  April - August 2011
USE:  Boulangerie // Bakery
ARCHITECT:  Daniela Colli – Rome
PROJECT DESIGN TEAM:   arch. Francesco Belvedere
CLIENT:   Retail food s.r.l.
CONSTRUCTOR: arcHITects s.r.l.
PHOTOGRAPHER:  Matteo Piazza - Milan

A large L-shaped counter is the largest feature of VyTA; the program of the bakery has been organized around this main feature which immediately draws your attention.  Contrasting materials and hues such as glossy black and light oak wood color, corian and oak integrate contrasting elements into this traditional yet uber-luxe bakery.  A juxtaposition of nature and artificially made materials all wrapped up in this black, mysterious, theatrical setting.  However, what makes it homely and welcoming rather than creating a remote feeling are the wooden surfaces and the geometric volumes.
 
Creating a more intimate look, the attention-grabbing hood is one of the most noteworthy elements in this interior for two reasons – its concept, and its bulky size.  The shape and size of the natural oak wood hood evokes the interweaving of traditional bread baskets (the concept).  And although the volume has been brought down to a human architectural scale, to create a more intimate character as opposed to a monumental, this element is still bulky, yet appealing to the eye.  However, what has assisted a lot in creating a homely and intimate setting as opposed to a monumental setting is the appropriate lighting which contributes to this friendly atmosphere as with the appropriate lighting is enhances the hood, while it appropriately lights the black surfaces by Iguzzini metal halide light sources.  Adding an extra touch of luxury are the Tropic Bell lamps by Foscarini, which add a sense of glamour right above the sitting tables.

A rosette motif which is inspired by the typical ‘rosetta’ breadshape is applied onto the walls and the custom designed tables.  The ‘rosetta’ is a bread which was mainly consumed by workers in 1700’s.  The shape is taken and created into an oversized three dimensional pattern which is applied on the wall with the mirror backdrop.  The rosetta shapes are then reflected creating a kaleidoscopic pattern of endless reflections. 
 
The interior design of VyTA shapes a minimal and contemporary interior; architect Daniela Colli evokes with her approach the ancient rite of eating together.  It is evident throughout her architecture and design that this elegant and sophisticated retail interior is inspired by the history of baking, the simplicity, the nature and symbolization of bread.

from  yatzer