Torchy’s Tacos Chioco Design

2016-02-09 11:00

架构师提供的文本描述。经过几年的测试和建立了一种体现托西Tacos品牌的设计语言，主要是通过内部装修和第二代改造的设计和建造，Chioco设计公司被委托创建其新的旗舰位置。这座建筑位于奥斯汀标志性的南方国会大道(South Congress Ave.)沿线，位于弗兰汉堡(Fran‘s Hamburgers)所在的地方，这家位于奥斯汀的餐厅建于20世纪70年代，象征着人们对典型的德克萨斯餐厅的怀旧。Chioco设计公司致力于创建一座能够尊重其标志性环境的建筑，暗示它的历史根源，并满足现代餐厅的需求。

Text description provided by the architects. After several years of testing and establishing a design language embodying the Torchy’s Tacos brand, mainly through the design and construction of interior finish- outs and second generation remodels, Chioco Design was commissioned to create their new flagship location. The ground-up building, located along Austin’s iconic South Congress Ave., is situated on the site formerly occupied by Fran’s Hamburgers, an Austin based restaurant established in the 1970’s that symbolized a nostalgia for the archetypal Texas drive-in diner. Chioco Design set out to create a building able to respect itÊs iconic setting, allude to it's historic roots and fulfill the needs of a modern restaurant.

 Floor Plan

Chioco设计公司有意识地参考了50年代的餐车原型，开发了一个图标结构X。

Consciously referencing the archetypal 50’s-era drive-in diners, Chioco Design developed an iconographic structural X& Yform traversing the length of the block facing South Congress Ave. These bright red columns support a crenellated roof profile extruded through the entire building, seamlessly connecting inside to out, and allowing for the addition of numerous north-facing skylights which provide an abundance of consistent natural light. Steel planters and tree wells extend out to the sidewalk and street to act as an inviting and accessible area adjacent to the vibrant energy of South Congress Ave.

 © Patrick Y. Wong

(C)王永平(Patrick Y.Wong)

从一个精心开发和动态的材料调色板，从以前的火炬的位置，奇奥设计实现了现在象征性的红色道路反射镜横跨西部外观，强调了该社区的折衷性质。彩水泥砖是在内部和外部深思熟虑使用，甚至作为地板表面，以区分入口处和排队区。色彩鲜艳的定制灯光固定装置悬停在两个酒吧区域之上，与白天的白色天花板形成了显著的对比，并在夜间明亮地照亮了空间。半高板形成的混凝土墙，作为火炬的主打品牌，用于指导交通，并作为一个补充，以温暖的木材色调发现周围的空间。

Drawing from a carefully developed and dynamic material palette from previous Torchy’s locations Chioco Design implemented the now-symbolic red road reflectors across the western facade emphasizing the eclectic character of the neighborhood. Encaustic cement tiles are thoughtfully used around the interior and exterior, even materializing as a flooring surface to distinguish the entrance and queuing area. Brightly colored custom fabricated light fixtures hover above both bar areas serving as a significant contrast to the white ceilings during the day and brilliantly illuminating the space at night. Half-height board-formed concrete walls, a staple of the Torchy’s brand, serve to direct traffic and act as a complement to the warm wood tones found around the space.