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Ganko Sushi Japanese Restaurant

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Dining area A -  Ganko Sushi Japanese Restaurant
Dining area A -  Ganko Sushi Japanese Restaurant
Dining area A -  Ganko Sushi Japanese Restaurant
Dining area A -  Ganko Sushi Japanese Restaurant

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Innovation
Functionality
Creativity
Eco-Social Impact
Total
JURY VOTES
Restaurant
6.18
6.77
6.59
5.50
6.26
Andres Fredes
Andres Fredes Creative Director / Partner at ALLDSGN
6
6
7
5
6
Jaime Velez
Jaime Velez Design Partner at Velez + Valencia Arquitectos
5.6
6.31
6.67
5.74
6.08
Maria Messina
Maria Messina Creative Director and Design Architect at FAAB
I appreciate the craft in this proj...
6
7
7
7
6.75
Carolin Krebber
Carolin Krebber Founder at Büro agata/ Co-founder Format F/ allmannwappner
6.1
8.17
7.45
5.6
6.83
Philippe Paré
Philippe Paré Principal and Managing Director at Gensler
6.5
6.55
7.12
5.6
6.44
Yen Kien Hang
Yen Kien Hang Founder / Design Writer / Author at OutOfThePackage
Everything looks so clean and polis...
5
6
5
4
5
Firas Alsahin
Firas Alsahin Co-Founder and Design Director at 4SPACE Design
7
7
7
6
6.75
Elise Zoetmulder
Elise Zoetmulder Founder at Zoetmulder
6
5
6
4
5.25
Ayça Doğan
Ayça Doğan Head of Design at CBRE Netherlands
Beautifull atmosphere but it misses...
6
7.5
6.8
6
6.58
Jason Su
Jason Su Design Director at HCD Impress
5.38
6.31
5.24
5.1
5.51
Lin Chen
Lin Chen Founding Partner at Topos Design
6
7
7
5
6.25
Evans Lee
Evans Lee Founder & Design Director at Evans Lee Designers
7
7
6
5
6.25
Toni Black
Toni Black Interior Director at Blacksheep
5.95
6.96
6.03
5
5.99
Kristen Becker
Kristen Becker Partner at Mutuus Studio
8
8
8
8
8
Designer
Client
Mr Ye
Floor area
220 ㎡
Completion
2021
Lighting

Ganko Sushi is an Omakase Japanese dish. Ganko translates as "stubborn", meaning persistent inheritance of food and service. The project is located in Penang Road, Singapore. Japanese food is famous for its emphasis on appearance, so it has been described as "the cooking of the eyes", which is a display art that reflects aesthetic accomplishment. Japanese cuisine has always been regarded as meticulous and delicate food. Good Japanese cuisine should not only make good use of fresh ingredients of the four seasons, but also give full play to the natural delicacy of the ingredients. Therefore, no matter what method is adopted, the premise is to retain the natural flavor of food. 

At the same time of cultural understanding and perception, there is the imagination and construction of space. One wall of the space Using the Japanese ukiyo-e painting art form, the elements of Japanese koi fish are skillfully integrated into the space. In the space, deep tones is set. The designer uses a large area of cement casting board to reflect the natural texture. And in the ceiling at the opening of a simulated skylight, meaning "there is a small mouth, as if there is light." "The end of the forest is the source of the water, the water comes out of the mountain. It's a life looking into an unknown world. 

The cement ceiling is divided by black burnt fir piles, and the Japanese wood eaves structure is formed by connecting the ground. The structural aesthetics of the space is expressed by the sense of strength of the supporting columns and parallel division. Bamboo makes furniture of shallow wood of craft and deserve to act the role of to make a space as if to have a bundle of light, the simple sense of furniture and detail place is to this space meticulous pursuit. Take shape as things take shape. Japanese's fresh and varied ingredients are served in keeping with nature and are believed to reflect the seasons, geographical diversity and Japanese respect for nature.

Japanese restaurants also have subtle seasonal menu changes, such as bamboo shoots made in spring, wakabutsu cooking.Turnips and pumpkins are eaten in winter. In the choice of space material, the designer integrates the cooking culture and the philosophical perception of the space to express, and has a fine control over the texture, hoping to reflect the originality in every minute of the space.