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Shinsaibashi Project Restaurant and Wine Bar by Takako Yoshikawa
Shinsaibashi Project Restaurant and Wine Bar by Takako Yoshikawa
Shinsaibashi Project Restaurant and Wine Bar by Takako Yoshikawa
Shinsaibashi Project Restaurant and Wine Bar by Takako Yoshikawa
Shinsaibashi Project Restaurant and Wine Bar by Takako Yoshikawa

Bronze Interior · 2022

Shinsaibashi Project Restaurant and Wine Bar

by Takako Yoshikawa

  • Bronze A' Design Award 2022 in Interior
  • CLIENT: Takako Yoshikawa, Kasetu Souzou Inc.
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 16,879
  • Verification code 4614C39C0C · Verify this award
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About Shinsaibashi Project Restaurant and Wine Bar

The historic old house in Shinsaibashi, Osaka has been renovated as a restaurant and a wine bar. Built over 60 years ago in a prime location in Shinsaibashi, this old house was the home of the 8th generation Kabuki actor, Raizo Ichikawa, who was a superstar at the time. While valuing traditional Japanese architectural design, we have created a modern, beautiful, and new space. The door from the end of the Edo period, and the wall is the mosaic tiles of Ito Jakuchu's paintings, the materials such as lattice, plaster that symbolize the beauty of Japan are combined.

About the Bronze A' Design Award

Shinsaibashi Project Restaurant and Wine Bar is a Bronze A' Design Award winner, a highly prestigious recognition granted to outstanding designs distinguished by creativity, ingenuity, and astuteness. Bronze winners are amply skillful and strikingly creative artifacts that authenticate the vast experience, imagination, and resourcefulness of their designers. Shinsaibashi Project Restaurant and Wine Bar is expected to be a highly regarded, admired, and cherished object that is notably professional and innovative. This Bronze A' Design Award-winning design incorporates best practices in art, science, design, and technology, and is excellent for its attention to detail. Shinsaibashi Project Restaurant and Wine Bar splendidly satisfies needs, touches desires, charms feelings, and appeals to curiosity.

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Unique Properties
The old folk house, which has been protected for more than 60 years in a town with only square buildings, has been remodeled into a comfortable and clean new space while retaining the old taste.
Dimensions & Packaging
Building: Two-story wooden structure / Full renovation / Total area : 143m2
Tags
Restaurant, Wine bar
Production Technology
The materials such as "lattice", "plaster" and "eave tile" that symbolize the beauty of Japan are combined with "red carpet", "brass" and "terracotta tile" reminiscent of Western-style buildings in the Taisho era.
Design Challenge
The task was to turn the historic old folk house where Kabuki actors once lived into a space like contemporary art where you can enjoy Japanese beef and wine. I designed a unique and contemporary space by combining several traditional Japanese styles.
Research
The completion of a unique and topical old folk house has changed the atmosphere of the street and increased the value of the area.
Inspiration
The historic old house in Shinsaibashi , Osaka has been renovated as a restaurant and a wine bar. Built about 60 years ago in a prime location in Shinsaibashi, this old house was the home of the 8th generation Kabuki actor, RAIZO ICHIKAWA, who was a superstar at the time. While valuing traditional Japanese architectural design, we have created a modern, beautiful, and new space. The entrance is the door from the end of the EDO period, and the wall is the mosaic tiles of ITO JAKUCHU's planting paintings. The materials such as "lattice", "plaster" and "eave tile" that symbolize the beauty of Japan are combined with "red carpet", "brass" and " Terra-cotta tiles" reminiscent of Western-style buildings in the TAISHO era.
Project Duration
This project began on march 2020, the German Design Award (Winner) was awarded and an award ceremony In February 2022 and work exhibition was held at Frankfurt Messe Ambiante.
Operation Flow
I tried to design a space that makes the time here feel like beautiful art. I was conscious of the design whose value increases with the passage of time.
Patents
Copyright belongs to Takako Yoshikawa and KASETU SOUZOU Inc..
Image Credits
Main Image, 1-4, All images were created by KASETU SOUZOU Inc.
Artistic Director, Takako Yoshikawa

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