Mori no terrace designs a subtle cafe amongst a luscious green campsite in osaka

JAPANESE DESIGN STUDIO MORI NO TERRACE HAVE CREATED A GLAMPING AND CAMPING CAFÉ CALLED ‘TERRACE OF THE FOREST’ IN OSAKA. built within a luscious green forest of 10,000 sqm, this structure

blends into its environment as a result of its locally sourced building materials. it adopts a generically shaped roof, called a gable roof, and is black in color as a means to maintain its

subtlety.  this structure blends into its environment as a result of its locally sourced building materials images © takeshi asano _‘at night,’_ EXPLAINS HEAD ARCHITECT AT MORI NO TERRACE,

_‘the form of black appearance disappears, and the structure illuminated with the upper light emerges and stands out as an icon for users.’_ the furniture featured throughout the café uses

contrasting red and green tones in order to create a certain characteristic. the campground is a facility used by both men and women from all ages, where the timber-clad café can be enjoyed

by everyone. the structure sits on a 10,000 sqm site  the interior of the café the café overlooks the campground and offers a panoramic view of the surrounding greenery  the designers blend

together dark and light timber  an overview of the campground the black roof blends into the nightfall, highlighting the interior of the timber roof  the side view of the structure the

spacious café uses a simple roofed structure details of the tables and chairs details of the door PROJECT INFO: DESIGNER: naoya matsumoto DESIGN: mori no terrace TYPE: café and lobby

LOCATION: 166 yamabe nosecho toyonogun, osaka, japan FLOOR AREA: 66 sqm COMPLETED: april2017 PRODUCED BY: tainaka office joint / nagena design LIGHTING DESIGN: new light pottery PHOTOS:

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