*우산과 나무 그루터기에서 영감을 받은 독특한 카페와 놀이터 [ NITAPROW ] Little Stove & Little Stump Coffee Shop and Playground

"Little Stove & Little Stump: 방콕의 혁신적인 카페 및 놀이터 디자인"
프로젝트 개요
Little Stove & Little Stump는 방콕 외곽의 한 운하 옆에 위치한 4,600㎡ 크기의 대지에 자리 잡은 창의적인 카페와 놀이터로, 이 공간은 '할머니 우산 사원 골목'이라 불리는 '소이 왓 야이 롬'이라는 골목에서 접근할 수 있다. '롬'이라는 단어는 태국어로 우산과 보호된 공간이라는 두 가지 의미를 가지고 있어, 이 프로젝트의 디자인 영감이 되었다.

장소 및 접근성
이 카페와 놀이터는 연결된 드롭 오프 존을 공유하고 있으며, 38대의 차량을 주차할 수 있는 넓은 주차 공간과 독립된 화장실 캐빈을 갖추고 있다. 이로 인해 방문객들이 편리하게 접근하고 이용할 수 있는 환경을 제공한다.

디자인과 아동 도서
이 프로젝트는 Saanaksorn에서 출판하고 Littleblackoz Studio가 삽화를 그린 아동 도서 'The Stump and Friends'와 동시에 디자인되었으며, 어린이들이 현실 세계와 상상의 세계를 넘나들며 학습하고 탐험할 수 있는 장소를 제공하는 것을 목표로 하고 있다.

Little Stove (커피숍)
Little Stove라는 이름의 커피숍은 우산의 추상적인 윤곽을 따라 곡선형으로 디자인되었으며, 외부 캐노피에서 내부 천장까지 이어지는 곡선형 지붕이 특징이다. 이 커피숍의 야외 좌석 구역은 넓은 정원과 조용한 수로를 감상할 수 있도록 배치되어 있으며, 방문객들이 편안하게 머물며 자연을 즐길 수 있는 환경을 제공한다.

자연 채광 및 인테리어 디자인
이 커피숍의 천장에는 타원형 스카이라이트가 있어 자연 채광을 유도하며, 이러한 채광은 손으로 그린 레이어드 테라조를 강조하는 주요 내부 벽을 따라 내려와 실내 공간을 밝고 생동감 있게 만든다. 주요 내부 벽은 주요 좌석 구역과 디스플레이 카운터를 서비스 주방 및 베이킹 룸과 분리하며, 디스플레이 카운터는 3면의 유리 파사드와 일직선으로 배치되어 있어 실내 및 실외 좌석 구역을 넓게 조망할 수 있도록 설계되었다.

Little Stump (놀이터)
Little Stump라는 이름의 놀이터는 속이 빈 나무 그루터기에서 영감을 받은 디자인으로, 여러 종류의 동물들이 즉흥적으로 머물 수 있는 쉼터를 제공한다. 이 놀이터는 책 속 이야기의 서사를 실물 크기로 구현한 것으로, 성장과 생명을 상징하는 중심 코트와 상징적인 나무를 포함하고 있다. 자연에서 영감을 받은 유기적인 형태의 건물 기둥과 창문이 특징이며, 어린이의 왜곡된 선 그림을 참고하여 단순화된 건물 외관과 지붕 라인을 통해 건축되었다.

어린이 맞춤형 공간
이 공간은 어린이 사용자에 맞춘 작은 창문, 의자, 테이블, 스툴 등을 신중하게 선택하여 설계되었으며, 어린이들이 편안하고 안전하게 이용할 수 있도록 배려하였다.

그래서 여기는.
Little Stove & Little Stump 프로젝트는 어린이들이 현실과 상상의 경계를 넘나들며 학습하고 놀 수 있는 특별한 공간을 제공하며, 우산과 나무 그루터기에서 영감을 받은 디자인 요소들이 공간을 유기적으로 연결하여 어린이들에게 친근하고 창의적인 환경을 조성한다.

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Little Stove & Little Stump, a bread/coffee shop, and a playground with both indoor and outdoor areas are located next to a canal on a 4,600 sqm plot of land in the outskirts of Bangkok. The site is accessible from an alley originally known as ‘Soi Wat Yai Rom’ or Grandma Umbrella Temple Alley in Thai. The Thai word “Rom” is a homonym of the words Umbrella and Sheltered area. Both meanings became the inspiration for the compound’s design language. The coffee shop and the playground share a drop-off zone with a connecting walkway, a 38-car parking area, and a stand-alone restroom cabin.

The design was done simultaneously with the making of a children’s book, The Stump and Friends, published by Saanaksorn and Illustrated by Littleblackoz Studio to create a site specific place bridging between reality and the world of imagination for children to learn, play, and explore.

Little Stove: The coffee shop’s curvature follows the abstract contour of an umbrella; the curved roof line spreads continuously across the building from the exterior canopy into the interior ceiling. The outdoor seating area wraps around the back corner of the glass facades. It is placed under a large 4 meter canopy to provide comfortable shading that would encourage the use of outdoor seating bringing visitors closer to the spacious outdoor garden which overlooks the quiet waterway and the existing banyan tree.

The Skylight is an elliptical cut out of the ceiling’s curved surface. These apertures would bring in natural light by grazing down the main interior wall, highlighting the hand-drawn layered terrazzo. The main interior wall separates the main seating area and a display counter from the service kitchen and baking room. The display counter is centered and in line with the 3 glass facades enabling a wide-angle view of the seating area both indoor and outdoor.

Little Stump: Inspired by a tree stump with a hollow core, an impromptu shelter for several kinds of animals, the building is a full scale portrayal of the narrative from the book where it calls for a group effort to fix, fill and assemble the incomplete shelter. The building features a center court with a symbolic tree to signify growth and life. By referencing organic shapes and forms from nature, the building columns were transformed into the simplified shape of a tree trunk. The window openings were shaped like a cut-out of a tree hollow. All together with the children’s distorted line drawings, the curvature of the building façades and roof lines were adjusted and simplified for construction. Small windows, small chairs, tables, and stools were carefully selected for our main users.

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