Bodegón Cabinet | 西班牙El Camerino餐厅设计风向

剧院前的晚餐？不在瓦伦西亚。在El Camerino，一家餐馆坐落在城市的时尚街区Russafa，当地的建筑工作室Bodegon Cabinet以剧院为灵感设计了这家餐厅。

Pre-theatre dinner? Not in Valencia. At El Camerino, a restaurant located in the city’s very happening neighbourhood of Russafa, local architecture studio Bodegón Cabinet has merged theatre and dining.

在开展这个项目的过程中，建筑师们将他们的思想固定在一件事上：“camerino”这个词，用西班牙语来表示剧院的后台。这就解释了后屋和场地其他部分之间的窗帘隔断。这个私人空间配有不同的纺织品，也可作为隔音板，以安静的环境包围房间。然后，柔和的灯光和镜子为这个空间提供了圆润的几何形状，让人感觉舒适——朦胧而又亲密——像一个闺房。

While working on this project, the architects had their minds fixed on one single thing: the word ‘camerino,’ used in Spanish to refer to the backstage of a theatre. That explains the curtain partition between the back room and the rest of the venue. This private space is furnished with different textiles that also serve as acoustic panels to envelop the room with silence. Then, soft lights and mirrors give the space the round geometry that whispers a sense of comfort –mysterious yet intimate – of a boudoir.

餐厅的其余部分被分成另外两个房间。第一个La Escena（“舞台”），蓝色和勃艮第，以及三个拱门——参照经典的剧院包厢——向主要公共空间开放。第二个是“幕后”，包括厨房和洗手间，并作为一个大厅，最终通向El Camerino。

The rest of the restaurant is divided in two other rooms. In the first, La Escena (‘the stage’), a rare yet successful combination of colours such as blue and burgundy, and three arches – a reference to the classic theatre boxes – open up to the main public space. The second, ‘Behind the scenes,’ is a technical space that includes the kitchen and the restroom, and serves as a hall that ultimately leads to El Camerino.