This restaurant situated in the district of El Porvenir in Sevilla, Spain by Francesc Rife architect. Called Gastromium, is a restaurant measuring 242 metres square, situated in the ground floor of a residential building, boasting an access with a powerful visual impact in which stand out a set of large sliding doors in black sheet metal that manage to create a transition space between the exterior and the interior of the establishment, an effect emphasised by the contrast between the black sheet metal of the sliding door and the luminosity of the white restaurant interior.
The door is integrated into the façade of the building, as is the sign and the lighting. The entire space breathes restraint and rationality, reinforced with elements such as upholstered units in grey and gold that decorate. The dining room with its great height has been decorated with 286 purpose-designed lamps fitted with a dimmer switch that allows the light of the entire room to be adjusted. This whole mirrored wall begins in the waiting room and integrates the cloakroom area and the units holding the cutlery and dinner service.
Visit Francesc Rife website – here.
Visit Gastromium website – here.
Photography: Fernando Alda Calvo
