这个项目的目标是在有限的预算内建立一个可容纳1700名员工的餐厅和自助餐厅。在传统、自然和现在之间建立对话，展馆的设计灵感来自于越南传统建筑——市政厅，具有适应河内热带气候的特殊性。
The goal of this project was to create a restaurant and
cafeteria with a capacity of 1’700 employees within a limited budget. Creating
a dialogue between tradition, nature and contemporary Vietnam, the idea of the
pavilion was inspired by traditional Vietnamese architecture - the town hall
–with specific characteristics adapted to the tropical climate of Hanoi.
▽项目概览 Overview
建筑的轮廓与周围公园的植被融为一体，与树木融为一体，使用者似乎失去了对其极限的感知。餐厅消失在景观中，外立面的透明性创造了一个开放的内部空间，没有中断，也没有视觉障碍，低矮的植被证了自然通风，天井也被整合在亭子内部。
The drawn profile of the building blends into the
vegetation of the surrounding park, mingling with trees, it seems that the
users lose the perception of its limits. The canteen disappears into the
landscape; the transparency of the façade creates an open interior space with
no breaks nor visual barriers. In order to break the scale, islets of
vegetation ensure natural ventilation, the patios are integrated inside the
pavilion.
▽玻璃立面创造了开放的内部空间 Glasses façade creates an open interior space with no breaks nor visual barriers
作为一个浮动的建筑系统，结构遵循一个简单的组织。绿色的屋顶和廊道系统保护了那些在空间内的阳光，完成了与周围环境的简单对话，在绿色的支撑柱、内部的自然和周围公园的视觉之间，这个亭子淡入了景观。在绿色的支撑柱、内部的自然和周围公园的视野之间，这个亭子渐渐融入到景观中，从外面看是一片森林，从内部看是一个自然的茧。
As a floating building system the structure followed a
simple organization. The green roof and a veranda system protect those within
the space of sun, complete the simple dialogue with the surrounding
environment.Between the green supporting columns, the inside nature and the
vision of the park all around, this pavilion fades into the landscape. It
stands as a forest from the outside and a cocoon of nature from the inside.
▽作为树池的天井也成为采光通道 The patio, which serves as a tree pool, also serves as a light passage
▽不同内部空间的光影效果 Light and shadow effects of different interior spaces
Project name:Dots
Company name:G8A Architecture & Urban Planning
Website:https://g8a-architects.com/
Contact e-mail:info@g8a-architects.com
Project location:Hanoi, Vietnam
Completion Year: 2014
Building area (.0m²): 2000
Photo credits:Federal Studio, Régis Golay&Hélène Maria
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