在特拉维夫的Ya Pan小酒馆，反差鲜明的网格屏幕悬挂在用餐者的头顶上，该酒馆由当地建筑师Pitsou Kedem、Irene Goldberg和Sigal Baranowitz设计。这家70平方米的餐厅融合了日本居酒屋，即通常提供小盘和清酒的非正式餐厅和经典的小酒馆食物，室内设计旨在反映这种混合影响。

Mesh screens in contrasting colours hang above the heads of diners at Tel Aviv’s Ya Pan bistro,designed by local architects Pitsou Kedem,Irene Goldberg and Sigal Baranowitz.The 70-square-metre restaurant blends the Japanese izakaya – informal restaurants that often serve small plates and sake – with classic bistro food, and the interior design aims to reflect this blend of influences.

Kedem与Baranowitz & Goldberg建筑事务所合作完成了该项目。他们的灵感来自日本传统的风筝节，即人们聚集在一起，在明亮的阴影中放飞巨大的风筝。这些构成了Ya Pan悬挂屏风的基础，强调和对比了建筑的高天花板。网格板的长度不同，灯光强调其不同的色调，根据用餐者的座位，创造出变化的颜色组合。

Kedem worked together with Baranowitz & Goldberg Architects on the project. They took inspiration from Japan’s traditional kite festivals – where people gather to fly huge kites in bright shades.These formed the basis for Ya Pan’s hanging screens, which both emphasise and contrast the building’s high ceilings. The mesh panels – which include a range of lengths and are lit to emphasise their different hues – create changing combinations of colour depending on where diners are seated.

食客坐在高高的软垫木制座椅上，灯光以极小的圆柱形吊坠的形式呈现，带有圆形的细节，由Orly Avron Alkabes设计。Ya Pan酒吧周围的墙壁上覆盖着小圆镜子的图案，旨在创造一种“稳定的节奏”，也强调了内部不断变化的颜色。

Diners sit along the length of the bar at tall upholstered wooden seats, and lighting comes in the form of minimal cylindrical pendants with circular details, designed by Orly Avron Alkabes.The walls surrounding Ya Pan’s bar have been covered in a pattern of tiny round mirrors, designed to create a “steady rhythm” and also emphasise the interior’s changing colours.

Interiors:Baranowitz&GoldbergArchitects

Photos:AmitGeron

Words:倩倩