Jinhui, a chain of Chinese restaurants, aims to deliver a youthful and vibrant dining experience while capturing the essence of street food. In an open-air plaza in Livat Shanghai, the design team cleverly divides the space, utilizing a triangular zone for service functions and a rectangular main dining area. Structural challenges are met by wrapping columns in piers that enhance functionality and aesthetics, while a well-planned slanted roof maximizes volume and intimacy, using scaffolding and wood materials to evoke a raw aesthetic reminiscent of street vendors.
The design team employed scaffolding and plywood to create a youthful, vibrant restaurant, harmonizing a street-food atmosphere with the dining experience.
Piers wrap structural columns, transforming them into functional service counters while establishing a cohesive roof design that enhances spatial clarity and volume.
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