Les Grandes Tables de L’île
by 1024 Architecture
1024 Architecture have launched a temporary restaurant/bar/open-air café positioned on Île Seguin in the middle of a temporary garden while Jean Nouvel’s macro project is being implemented.
The project is an architectural hybridization between an agricultural greenhouse, a barge and a timber-frame house. Modelled after a large wood fibre box suspended in a scaffold structure from which freight containers are hanging, all encompassed beneath a transparent umbrella...
Constructed from scaffolding, wood fibre panels and containers, according to the principles dear to 1024, the restaurant can be extended by video and lighting effects.
‘A meeting place aimed at initiating the reoccupation of the venue. An architecture which must be able to disappear without leaving any traces...’
Temporary dining venues seem to be taking over the design world. This last month we saw Ridley's in London working with similar ideas. Much like the plans for the 2012 London Olympics, designers are creating spaces that activate areas for a period of time, then can be removed with no trace after the event.
Les Grandes Tables de L’île by 1024 Architecture
Les Grandes Tables de L’île by 1024 Architecture
Les Grandes Tables de L’île by 1024 Architecture
