The structure embodies a space where architecture does not seek to dominate nature, but to frame it.
The glass pavilion acts as an architectural lantern, creating a strong sense of exclusivity and protection: one is fully immersed in a natural environment yet sheltered by a transparent shell that blurs the boundaries between inside and outside.
Lighting is masterfully theatrical, warm accents highlight the textures of the surrounding tuff, the foliage, and the fabrics of the seating.
A mirrored ceiling doubles the space and the lights, evoking an almost dreamlike atmosphere, as if one were dining suspended in a parallel dimension.
In this surreal setting, an experimental cuisine takes center stage. From the large circular monolith, no hierarchy exists at the table, every guest equally participates in the “sacred” act of preparing food.
Despite the complexity of the design, a profound visual silence prevails. Natural, neutral tones convey a deep sense of calm, ideal for those seeking an escape from urban chaos and a pure sensory experience.
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Type of Design Process
Design Interior Design
