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位于泰国著名海滨小镇春武里的Harudot是一家独立咖啡馆，出于咖啡烘焙品牌方Nana与业主对植物的独特形态的特别兴趣合作而成。
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“Haru”在日语中为“春天”，蕴含“新的开始”和“成长”之意，而“Dot”则象征着“起点”。这家咖啡馆有两个基本需求：首先设计一处提供有趣体验的“目的地”，以吸引顾客；其次在设计中融入业主的身份，以彰显这一独特的合作。建筑师选择将树木作为设计的核心，专注于新的开始和成长的概念。一棵猴面包树被置于内院，穿过建筑的山墙向天空生长，形成一种仿佛在很久以前树木就被播种在此，并随着时间的推移穿透建筑生长而成的画面。
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咖啡馆的品牌形象深受日本文化的启发，因此建筑师将其解读为谦逊的简约并执着于细节。这一理念表现在外部，以三个简约的黑色山墙形成微妙外观，与室内自然温暖的松木墙壁形成鲜明对比。当客人通过山墙进入咖啡馆时，空间的弯曲引导他们进一步深入，发现其中令人难忘的动感空间。
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为了更贴合人性化的尺度，建筑被分成更小的体量，形成酒吧、咖啡饮用区、休息室、聚集空间和卫生间等不同区域。每个体量的巨大山墙屋顶在某些部分被拉开，树木穿过其中的镂空直达天空，并在下方形成一个半室外空间。这些镂空还演变成有趣的弧线，为建筑增添了动感和活力。空隙为半室外庭院带来了阳光和雨水，尽管墙壁封闭，仍与大自然相连接。这些开放特色延续到室内空间，替代了镂空，以Barrisol拉伸天花板围合，有助于让室内光线散射形成温暖、柔和的空间。Barrisol天花板也与庭院中真正的镂空相呼应，在视觉和概念上将两个空间连接成一个整体。
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座位的布局设计仿佛延伸的丝带，环绕室内空间构成连续性，而柜台的高度则有所变化以适应不同的功能和用途。室外座位由树脂制成，混合了咖啡渣、大米和树叶，以呼应咖啡主题。
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对细节的关注延伸到图形元素，特别设计的字体和标牌的灵感来自圆点和春季。地板为水磨石材质，材料区分的必要性使得建筑师将地板分隔设计为圆形，并嵌入引号和单词指向咖啡馆的不同功能区。另一个趣味元素是水磨石地面中向外辐射的花瓣图案，仿佛从真实的树上掉落下来。通过不同维度之间的相互作用，建筑师构建出趣味联系，为顾客展现出另一颗隐藏宝石。
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IDIN建筑师事务所成立于2004年，其中“IDIN”是“将设计融入自然”的首字母缩写。在英语中，IDIN描绘出如何通过不同方式将建筑与自然相互融合。在泰语中，“I-DIN”意为雨后的美好气味，完美地隐喻着泰国的热带气候。
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Harudot is a stand-alone café in Chonburi, a famous beachside town in Thailand. This cafe is a result of a collaboration between the Nana Coffee Roasters brand owner and the landlord who has a particular interest in plants with unique forms.
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The name "Haru" translates to "Spring" in Japanese, referring to a "new beginning" and "growth" while "Dot" symbolizes a "starting point". The two main requirements for this cafe are to, firstly, design a "destination" with an interesting experience that is able to attract visitors and, secondly, to include the landlord's identity in the design in order to signify this unique collaboration. The architect chose to focus on the concept of new beginnings and growth by including trees in the heart of the design. A bottle tree (baobab) has been placed in an inner court, where the gable form of the architecture is pulled apart to allow for its growth towards the sky, thus making it appear as if the seed of the baobab was been planted long before and has grown out through the architecture as time passes.
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The cafe brand's identity is strongly inspired by Japanese culture, hence the architect interprets this as humble simplicity but with attention to detail. This is represented through the exterior, using three simple gable forms in black color for a subtle look that contrasts with the natural warm pine wood walls of the interior space. As visitors enter the cafe through the gable, the space morphs and bends with curves as it leads guests further into the cafe, where the space becomes more dynamic and memorable.
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The building is separated into smaller masses to make it more human-scale, which establishes different zones such as the bar, coffee drinking zone, a lounge, a meeting room, and the restrooms. The giant gable roof form of each mass is pulled apart at certain parts, allowing the tree to penetrate through a void to the sky, creating a semi-outdoor space underneath. These voids also resulted in an interesting curved form which added movement and dynamism to the architecture. The voids allow for rainfall and sunlight to enter into the semi-outdoor court, maintaining a connection with nature despite the enclosed walls. These opening features continue into the interior space, where instead of actual voids, they are enclosed with Barrisol stretch ceilings that help diffuse the lighting inside, creating a warm, softly lit space. The Barrisol ceiling also echoes with the actual open voids in the courtyard, visually and conceptually connecting both spaces into one entirety.
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The seating arrangement is designed to be continuous like a ribbon, wrapping around the interior space to create continuity, whereas the height of the counters differ to suit the different functions and uses. The outdoor seating is made from resin, mixed with coffee grounds, rice, and leaves to tie into the coffee theme.
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The attention to detail extends to the graphic elements, with custom-designed fonts and signage which have been inspired by circular dots and the spring season. The floor is terrazzo, and the separation in the material is necessary, therefore the architect specifically designed the floor separations to be circular, with insertions of embedded quotes and words that lead to different functions in the cafe. Another playful element includes the flower petals pattern in the terrazzo floor, radiating outward as if they have fallen from the actual trees. The architect formed a playful connection through this interplay between the different dimensions, resulting in another hidden gem for the customers to unveil.
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IDIN Architects was founded in 2004, with 'IDIN' being an acronym for Integrating Design Into Nature. In English, it portrays how we can merge architecture with nature in different ways. In Thai, "I-DIN" refers to the beautiful scent after rainfall. It perfectly implies the tropical climate of Thailand.
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Project Title: Harudot By Nana Coffee Roasters
Project Type: Cafe
Location: Chonburi, Thailand
Address: Soi Nartmontasevee 30/10, Samet, Chon Buri District, Chon Buri, Thailand
Usable Area (Sqm): 475
Start-Complete Date: Feb 2022 - Jun 2023
Opening Year: Jun 2023
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