The White Rabbit Restaurant
lourdes sanchez bayas — November 4, 2008 — Art & Design
References: thetrendygirl.net
Takenouchi and Webb, architects from Indonesia, remodeled a historic building that used to house a church, and have turned into a restaurant called The White Rabbit.
Although this may sound a bit outlandish, I have heard of stranger things being done with vacated houses of worship.
If anything, blessing your food before digging into it will have a completely different meaning for believers.
Implications - The White Rabbit restaurant kept true to the church's design. Keeping the beautifully stained window panes and arches, the White Rabbit is holy indeed. The eatery plays off the open concept of the cathedral effortlessly and managed to meld a fresh, clean design with the religious figures.
Although this may sound a bit outlandish, I have heard of stranger things being done with vacated houses of worship.
If anything, blessing your food before digging into it will have a completely different meaning for believers.
Implications - The White Rabbit restaurant kept true to the church's design. Keeping the beautifully stained window panes and arches, the White Rabbit is holy indeed. The eatery plays off the open concept of the cathedral effortlessly and managed to meld a fresh, clean design with the religious figures.
Trend Themes
1. Restaurant Conversion Trend - Architects are increasingly transforming historic buildings, like churches, into unique and visually striking restaurants.
2. Religious-inspired Dining Trend - Restaurants are incorporating religious themes, designs, and elements into their establishments to create a unique dining experience.
3. Open Concept Restaurant Design Trend - Restaurants are embracing the concept of open and spacious designs, drawing inspiration from grand cathedrals and churches.
Industry Implications
1. Restaurant Industry - Restaurants can explore opportunities to convert unique and historic buildings into visually stunning dining establishments.
2. Hospitality Industry - Hotels and resorts can incorporate religious-inspired dining concepts and designs to provide guests with a unique and immersive experience.
3. Architecture and Design Industry - Architects and designers can explore the trend of open concept designs inspired by cathedrals and churches, creating visually striking spaces for various purposes.
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