The Liong Lie Architects Restaurant Design Lets You Hang Out
Going Like Sixty — December 7, 2008 — Lifestyle
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Liong Lie Architects won the award for BEST RESTAURANT DESIGN 2008, a distinction that isn’t hard to believe when you look through the photos in the gallery. The Liong Lie Architects is a firm from the Netherlands. This tiny little restaurant packs all kinds of tricks and illusions into a very small footprint, and its biggest architectural claim to fame is the dining room that hangs out from the rest of the structure.
Liong Lie Architects’ unusual design uses vertical space and is a clever way to create a new building when land is priced at a premium.
Liong Lie Architects’ unusual design uses vertical space and is a clever way to create a new building when land is priced at a premium.
Trend Themes
1. Vertical Dining - Creating dining spaces that utilize vertical space can offer a unique and immersive experience for customers.
2. Compact Architecture - Designing small footprint restaurants that maximize functionality and offer intriguing aesthetic features can be a game-changer in urban settings.
3. Illusionistic Environments - Incorporating tricks and illusions into restaurant designs can create an unforgettable and visually stimulating dining experience.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Integrating suspended dining concepts within the hospitality industry can attract adventurous customers and provide a competitive edge.
2. Architecture - Architectural firms can leverage compact and innovative designs to solve spatial constraints and offer groundbreaking dining experiences.
3. Urban Development - Exploring vertical dining solutions in urban areas where land prices are high can lead to innovative methods of utilizing limited space.
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