临时餐厅What Happens When

这是一个使用期限为30天的临时餐厅，源于一个厨师和一个品牌创意设计的合作。这个纽约的临时餐厅将持续9个月，每个月更换一个主题，探索不同的用餐体验，以及怎样给外出就餐带来更多的惊喜。

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室内设计师在设计空间时，将一些建筑制图标记以1:1的大小直接反映在地面墙面，天花中。因为每个主题只存在30天，因此设计出一个富于变化，灯光方案，在天花板上匀布了挂钩，可以非常灵活的改变灯光的位置。黑色的背景与白色家具，建筑制图标记，形成强烈的单色对比。

What Happens When is a temporary restaurant installation that transforms every 30 days. It will live for 9 months in a reclaimed space in New York City and will change focus every month in order to explore what a dining experience can be and how we can play with the traditional expectations of dining out.This project is a creative collaboration with chef John Fraser, Brand/graphic designer Emilie Baltz and Composer Micah Silver.

What Happens When is a temporary restaurant installation that transforms every 30 days. It will live for 9 months in a reclaimed space in New York City and will change focus every month in order to explore what a dining experience can be and how we can play with the traditional expectations of dining out.This project is a creative collaboration with chef John Fraser, Brand/graphic designer Emilie Baltz and Composer Micah Silver.

What Happens When is a temporary restaurant installation that transforms every 30 days. It will live for 9 months in a reclaimed space in New York City and will change focus every month in order to explore what a dining experience can be and how we can play with the traditional expectations of dining out.This project is a creative collaboration with chef John Fraser, Brand/graphic designer Emilie Baltz and Composer Micah Silver.

INTERIOR DESIGN CONCEPT / Elle Kunnos de Voss of the Metrics
The overall concept for the space is a 'work in progress' transparency into the design process as the architectural drawings are mapped out onto the dining room surfaces in 1:1, with each Movement change red lined to manifest the process and record the transformations. For each new 30 day Movement theme we will design; a new lighting scheme and fixtures, unique spatial elements to create variations of visual compositions like perspective, scale and form and a new color scheme. To keep the space flexible for the changing light and spatial installations we have designed a grid of hooks for the ceiling.
The spatial concept for the First Movement is a monochromatic landscape of deconstructed volumes and fixtures, using a paired down aesthetic. White lines define volumes within the space, describing archetypal house and ladder shapes in a distorted perspective.
The deconstructed chandeliers take their cue from a classic chandelier with cut cardboard prisms and large globe light bulbs

INTERIOR DESIGN CONCEPT / Elle Kunnos de Voss of the Metrics
The overall concept for the space is a 'work in progress' transparency into the design process as the architectural drawings are mapped out onto the dining room surfaces in 1:1, with each Movement change red lined to manifest the process and record the transformations. For each new 30 day Movement theme we will design; a new lighting scheme and fixtures, unique spatial elements to create variations of visual compositions like perspective, scale and form and a new color scheme. To keep the space flexible for the changing light and spatial installations we have designed a grid of hooks for the ceiling.
The spatial concept for the First Movement is a monochromatic landscape of deconstructed volumes and fixtures, using a paired down aesthetic. White lines define volumes within the space, describing archetypal house and ladder shapes in a distorted perspective.
The deconstructed chandeliers take their cue from a classic chandelier with cut cardboard prisms and large globe light bulbs

INTERIOR DESIGN CONCEPT / Elle Kunnos de Voss of the Metrics
The overall concept for the space is a 'work in progress' transparency into the design process as the architectural drawings are mapped out onto the dining room surfaces in 1:1, with each Movement change red lined to manifest the process and record the transformations. For each new 30 day Movement theme we will design; a new lighting scheme and fixtures, unique spatial elements to create variations of visual compositions like perspective, scale and form and a new color scheme. To keep the space flexible for the changing light and spatial installations we have designed a grid of hooks for the ceiling.
The spatial concept for the First Movement is a monochromatic landscape of deconstructed volumes and fixtures, using a paired down aesthetic. White lines define volumes within the space, describing archetypal house and ladder shapes in a distorted perspective.
The deconstructed chandeliers take their cue from a classic chandelier with cut cardboard prisms and large globe light bulbs

真的很创意设计,令人耳目一新!

新的经营理念，诞生新的设计思路