- 2024 Silver Prize
- From Catering Space
Tokyu Harvest Club Hamanako La Mree
Project Description
The hotel was shaped along the lakeside with a panoramic view of Lake Hamana, and
had the characteristic of creating an extraordinary resort-like feel. Therefore, when
renovating the hotel's buffet restaurant, we adopted a dry resort style that originated
from Greece in the Mediterranean region as a design element, taking into
consideration the fact that Lake Hamana is a brackish lake, as well as the natural
environment and climate. At that time, the hotel will entertain guests with special
products and dishes from Lake Hamana at the restaurant. The key to this design was
to harmonize the characteristics of the location with Mediterranean resort elements.
The interior of the store is laid out around the main counter, which incorporates
elements of ancient Japanese earthen floors and courtyards. mortar or plaster The
plastered walls and wood create a Japanese feel, while natural materials such as
rattan and twine are used for lighting and furniture. It creates a resort feeling by
applying it to the. In addition, copper is used in various parts to create a high-quality,
luxurious feel. The highlight is the live kitchen at the counter, where fish caught from
Lake Hamana are cooked using Greek pottery as a brazier. The courtyard that can be
seen at the back was designed so that you can feel the four seasons through the
counter. The artwork inside the store conveys the sense of place. Produced with
materials and colors that match the interior while placing emphasis on it. The pottery
used for the brazier was purchased locally. There, they grill and serve blowfish from
Lake Hamana. It has been designed as a resort space with a live feel that gives a
Japanese and Western feel.
TAKAYOSHI ICHIMURA
1978 Born in Hokkaido Japan
2004
After graduating from the Musashino Art University Department of Craft and Industrial Design,
engaged in total planning work ranging from
planning / design /
2015 Established Monograph Inc.