Eduard Eremchuk | 科幻天花板照亮Guapa花店-设计风向

建筑师Eduard Eremchuk设计了位于顿河畔罗斯托夫一座历史建筑中的Guapa花店，参考了Stanley Kubrick 的《2001太空漫游》中的视觉效果。整个天花板是一个照明元素，将极简主义的花店沐浴在明亮的白光中，弯曲的白色墙壁给人一种太空的感觉。

Architect Eduard Eremchuk looked to visuals from Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey when designing the Guapa Flower Shop in a historic building in Rostov-on-Don.The whole ceiling is a lighting element, bathing the minimalist florist in bright white light and giving the curving white walls a Space Age feel.

Guapa花店位于顿河畔罗斯托夫一座苏联时代建筑的底层。这栋前公寓楼是1928年由米歇尔·康德拉特耶夫(Michail Kondratyev)以构成主义风格建造的。俄罗斯建筑师Eremchuk将该项目描述为“俄罗斯建筑设计的新浪潮，符合苏联历史”。

Guapa Flower Shop is located in the ground floor of a Soviet-era building in Rostov-on-Don. The former apartment block was built in 1928 by Michail Kondratyev in the Constructivist style.Russian architect Eremchuk described the project as a “new wave of architecture design in Russia, meets Soviet history”.

Eremchuk说:“我们的主要任务是创建一个独特的花店，避免与典型的花店有任何联系，比如回收木材、深色舒适的颜色、花盆和室内温暖的光线。”

“The main task was to create a unique flower shop avoiding all associations with typical ones like salvaged wood, dark cozy colours, pots and warm light inside,” Eremchuk said.

整个室内都是单色的，这种美学来自有着白色墙壁和明亮灯光的当代艺术画廊。这个想法是以花的形状和颜色来创造一个不会分散观众注意力的空间。金属长凳下的粉色灯光是这家画廊式商店里为数不多的几处色彩点缀之一，顾客可以坐在长凳上一边等待花束，一边阅读。

“The whole interior is monochrome, an aesthetic that comes from contemporary art galleries with white walls and bright lighting. The idea was to make a space which will not distract the viewer from the flowers, their shapes and colours.”Pink lighting beneath a metal bench, where customers can sit and read whilst waiting for their bouquets, is one of the few splashes of colour in the gallery-like shop.

Eremchuk还将通往浴室的小房间刷成紫色，并在墙上和入口处挂满了艺术品，从而在商店中引入了色彩。主房间被一张4米长的不锈钢工作台一分为二，这张工作台将房子的前厅和后厅分隔开来，员工可以进入私人储藏区和花卉冷藏室。

Eremchuk also introduced colour in the shop by painting the small room leading to a bathroom in purple, and with art pieces that hang on the wall and in the entrance.The main room is divided in two by a four-metre-long stainless steel work bench that separates the front of house from the back rooms, where staff have access to the private storage area and flower refrigerators.