Plans for a small bar for gay men that quietly opened in a small building in Shinjuku's Ni-Chome district. The shape of the bar counter is a combination of triangles instead of a rectangle so that this side of the counter and that side of the counter have a "non-parallel relationship. This makes each seat unique, with each table occupying a different area and at a different distance from an angle of contact with the waitstaff. Each time you sit at a different seat at the counter, you get a different experience. In addition to the counter seating, the restaurant offers a variety of seating options, including a small floor seating area where customers can stretch out their legs and semi-closed VIP seating where the entire room is furnished with sofas.
USE | Bar |
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LOCATION | Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan |
STRUCTURE | RC |
SITE AREA | - |
BUILDING AREA | - |
TOTAL FLOOR AREA | 27㎡(inside)+12.7㎡(terrace) |
DESIGN PERIOD | 2015.2-2015.4 |
CONSTRUCTION PERIOD | 2015.4-2015.5 |
CO-DESIGN | Ioto Yamaguchi |
CONTRACTOR | World Space |
PHOTO | Ioto Yamaguchi (※SangoDesign) |
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