Hachem studio l 墨爾本一家教堂般的披薩餐廳-設計風向

Piccolino是一家位於墨爾本郊區的家庭經營的披薩餐廳，它的店內空間有著大教堂般的內部裝飾，已經有25年之久的曆史了。在獲得了毗鄰長期經營的20年披薩餐廳的土地後，餐廳的主人委托當地的Hachem設計工作室對餐廳進行擴建與改造設計，現在該餐廳可容納多達70位食客。

The cathedral-like interior of Piccolino, a family-owned pizza restaurant in the suburbs of Melbourne, has been 25 years in the making. Having acquired the lands adjoining the long-running 20-seat pizzeria, the client asked local studio Hachem to extend and redesign the restaurant which can now accommodate up to 70 diners.

該餐廳坐落在兩座相鄰的建築之間，寬度不到6米。除了適度的預算和嚴格的委員會法規，這給想要創造“戲劇性結果”的建築師帶來了挑戰。通過開放三層高的空間，工作室能夠將店內空間引入並添加一個室內夾層，以視覺方式擴展建築的長度。該設計空間的中心是磨砂黑木烤爐；它的有機形態逐漸向上變細，形成一個穿過屋頂的煙囪。開放式的廚房連接了前廳和後廳，創造了一種讓客人參與披薩製作的就餐體驗。

Nestled between two adjoining buildings, the site is just under 6 m wide. Alongside a modest budget and strict council regulations, this created challenges for the architects, who wanted to create a ‘dramatic result’. By opening up the triple-height space, the studio was able to introduce volume to the interior and add a mezzanine level to visually extend the building’s length. At the heart of the scheme is the matte-black wood-fired pizza oven; its organic form tapering into a chimney that pierces through the peaked roof. The openness of the kitchen connects the front- and back-of-house areas to create a dining experience that involves guests in the act of pizza making.

餐廳的鋼框架、玻璃和背光照明的木置物架是餐廳原有的裝飾元素。通過落地玻璃立麵散發出的溫暖的光芒傳達了一種歡迎和開放的感覺，它吸引了路人與顧客，使建築本身成為Piccolino的廣告牌。從外麵看，這家餐廳像燈塔一樣閃閃發光，模仿的是熱披薩烤箱的內部。鋼結構框架、天窗和木鑲板作為裝飾和建築元素。定製手工鍛造的金屬樓梯通向教堂般的內部夾層。

The architecture of the steel frame, glazing and luminous timber is the restaurant’s own decor. The warm glow that emanates through the shear glass facade conveys a sense of welcome and openness, it draws passers-by in, making the building itself the billboard for Piccolino. From the outside, the restaurant glows like a beacon, emulating the inside of a hot pizza oven. The structural steel frame, skylight and timber panelling act as much as decoration as architectural elements. Stairs of custom hand-forged metal lead to the mezzanine in the cathedral-like interior.