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TAIWAN (CHINA) -- /ARCHITECTURE/newswire -- Nov 12, 2024
Che Yung Kung's "In Between Octaves," a Japanese ramen house in New Taipei City, Taiwan, has been honored with the Bronze A' Design Award 2025 for its innovative blend of oriental elements and contemporary design, creating a sensory dining experience inspired by the spirit and artistry of ramen chefs.
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Che Yung Kung and the 03dimensionsdesign team have been recognized with the Bronze A' Design Award 2025 for "In Between Octaves," a Japanese ramen house that reimagines traditional dining within a modern shopping mall setting in New Taipei City, Taiwan. Officially opened in January 2023, the 74-square-meter space draws inspiration from the vibrant atmosphere of ramen counters in Japan, where guests witness the meticulous preparation and spirited energy of ramen artisans.
The design integrates a central axis and grid sequence to create a dialogue between traditional and contemporary spatial elements. Handwritten calligraphy lanterns frame the kitchen and dining areas, evoking the visual rhythm of a musical score. The open kitchen bar, wooden trusses with atmospheric lighting, stainless steel mesh, and a combination of metal and wooden grilles contribute to a layered, immersive environment. Guests are invited to observe the chefs at work, with the sounds of noodle-shaking and enthusiastic shouts enhancing the anticipation and authenticity of the dining experience.
Functionality and flow were key considerations, with an O-shaped circulation line connecting the inner and outer kitchens for efficient food preparation and service. The design also reflects the owner's commitment to quality, as the ramen shop uses only natural ingredients and traditional cooking methods. Despite the challenge of a tight 45-day construction schedule to coincide with local Christmas events, the project successfully delivers a space where every detail-from lighting to materials-echoes the focused spirit of the ramen chef and the joy of savoring a bowl of ramen.
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TAIWAN (CHINA) -- /ARCHITECTURE/newswire -- Jul 13, 2024
Che Yung Kung's residential project, The Sequence in Grating, located in New Taipei City, Taiwan, has been honored with the Bronze A' Design Award 2025 for its inventive approach to spatial order and light manipulation, blending artistry and craftsmanship to create a living environment that records the passage of time through dynamic light and shadow.
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