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Go Fujita Azumaen Japanese Restaurant
Azumaen Japanese Restaurant is Bronze Design Award winner in 2021 - 2022 Interior Space and Exhibition Design Award Category.
Azumaen Japanese Restaurant

It is a plan of a restaurant on the shore of a lake in a national park. The booth in the private room is shaped like a mandarin duck, and the space is like a bird resting its wings quietly in a pond. Indirect lighting is also installed at the counter of the open kitchen and at the feet of the table seats to create a floating feeling like a mandarin duck floating in a pond. The height of this booth changes spirally, so it becomes a private space when you sit down. If you stand up, you can see the whole thing.

Azumaen Japanese Restaurant
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Go Fujita Japanese Restaurant
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Go Fujita design
Go Fujita

Born in Okayama in 1974. After graduating from Kobe Design University, joined Shin Takamatsu Architect and Associates Co.,Ltd. Established GOSIZE in 1999. Designed houses, holiday houses, hotels, and inns. He tries to create architecture that moves people when they are just standing there in which the mutual harmony is produced by the details though new arrangement of Japanese materials and methods in the space.

GOSIZE Co., Ltd.

Designed houses, holiday houses, hotels, and inns. He tries to create architecture that moves people when they are just standing there in which the mutual harmony is produced by the details though new arrangement of Japanese materials and methods in the space.

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