Textile factory turned into a patisserie shop in Japan
This is Patisserie Uchiyama. It was congenital in what used to exist a textile factory. The edifice was created more than ninety years ago simply, at i betoken, it lost its functionality. In 2010, it got renovated and transformed into the patisserie shop that information technology is today. That was a project past Takato Tamagami.
View in gallery The patisserie is located in Azumacho, Kiryu, Gunma Prefecture, in Japan. It occupiers a surface of 682.32 square meters. As many other old buildings from Kiryu-shi, this one had a saw-shaped roof. It was a symbolic item that was subconscious by the past renovations. During this terminal project, the roof was revealed again and became a visual part of the design. The architects didn't make many drastic changes. They followed the original pattern and only made everything seem more modern. The roof and the building itself were restored and updated, thus getting a fresh look but maintaining the original shape and design.
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View in gallery Externally, the building is very elementary and doesn't really stand out past annihilation. It features a combination of black and white structures and an overall elementary design. Internally, the patisserie is modern and has a minimalist look. It features the same black and white combination, complemented by wooden furniture with natural finishes. It was a very interesting change and the building is now ready to be used for many years to come.{found on archdaily and pics by Masaya Yoshimura}.
Source: https://www.homedit.com/textile-factory-turned-into-a-patisserie-shop-in-japan/
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