*더 리버 콰이 레스토랑 [ PHTAA ] Restaurant The River Kwai
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The River Kwai, PHTAA-Restaurant
태국 콰이야이 강과 연결된 위치의 레스토랑 디자인 해안가의 자연 경관을 보존하는 것이 최우선 과제입니다. 동시에 레스토랑은 해당 지역의 지역 활동과 적절히 연계되는 명소가 될 수 있어야 합니다. 이용자를 위한 경험을 제공하는 동시에 지역 주민들을 위한 일자리와 경력도 창출할 수 있어야 합니다.
건물의 경우, 디자이너는 주변 환경과 조화를 이루기 위해 건물의 지붕을 주변 수목보다 높지 않게 낮추고 지붕 라인에서 돌출된 발코니 공간을 식사 공간으로 사용하도록 했습니다. 또한 콰이강의 다리까지 볼 수 있는 콰이강의 전망대 역할을 하도록 설계했습니다. 지붕은 반투명 지붕재를 사용해 자연 채광을 최대한 끌어들이려고 했지만, 태국의 날씨가 꽤 더우므로 지붕에 슬랫을 설치해 들어오는 빛을 적당히 조절할 수 있도록 했습니다. 주요 구조물은 현지 공급업체에서 조달한 강철과 목재를 사용했습니다. 원래 건물은 현재 건물과 같은 위치에 있습니다. 이전에 이곳에 있던 건물을 기념하기 위해 나무 기둥을 잘라 입구를 만드는 등 일부 부품은 해체하여 보관하고 있습니다.translate by DeepL
Restaurant design in a location that is connected to the Kwai Yai River (Thailand) Preserving the natural scenery of the waterfront will be our main priority. At the same time, the restaurant must be able to be a point of interest that is appropriately linked to local activities in that area. To create an experience for users and at the same time create jobs and careers for local people too.
The idea of using retaining walls to create architecture and space answers the question for this area in many ways. Because the level of the land and the river is about 3 meters different, making a retaining wall is important in terms of helping the riverbank not be eroded by the water over time and also helping to support the main building's weight.
Create an area surrounding the riverbank that is at the level of the water surface for the purpose of being used as a pier, raft dock, and various outdoor activities in order to maintain important local activities along the River Kwai. To demonstrate the importance of choosing local materials in new ways, such as fist-sized honey color river Gravel being used instead of artificial materials commonly used in the area. In building the retaining wall, the main reason was that honey color river gravel is more durable and difficult for water to penetrate, as well is being an important mineral stone with a unique color that was specifically mined in Kanchanaburi Province, creating harmony. With the surrounding nature itself
As for the building, the designers tried to lower the roof of the building to not be higher than the surrounding tree line in order to blend in with the context, resulting in the balcony area protruding from the roof line to be used as a dining area. Also to be an observation area along the Kwai Yai River, which can be seen all the way to the Bridge over the River Kwai. Expanding more about the roof, we used a translucent roofing material to bring in as much natural light as possible, but because the weather in Thailand is quite hot, we built slats on the roof to control the light coming in just enough. Our main structure will be steel and wood sourced from local suppliers. The original building is in the same location as the current building. We dismantled and kept some parts for use, such as The wooden pillars that were cut into pieces and made into an entrance to commemorate the building that was here before.
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