架构师提供的文本描述。这个项目是在巴塞罗那格雷西亚地区的一个日本茶室的室内设计。

Text description provided by the architects. This project was an interior design for a Japanese tearoom in Gracia area, Barcelona.

 © Daisuke Nakashima

(C)中岛大介(Daisuke Nakashima)

以前在室内使用的材料(该地点以前是一家意大利餐馆)被拆除和移走，以揭示巴塞罗那典型的建筑结构-砖墙和天花板。然后，以最低限度的干预来制定内部规则。

The materials used in the previous interior (the site was formerly an Italian restaurant) were dismantled and removed, so as to reveal the brick walls and ceilings, which are typical of architectural structures in Barcelona. The interior was then formulated with the minimum of intervention.

 © Daisuke Nakashima

(C)中岛大介(Daisuke Nakashima)

我们确定了设计过程的三个关键要素：“茶”，由“日文”，在“巴塞罗那”，每一个要素都代表一个空间元素。红色的中国架子代表了茶的起源；白色的柜台，与日本茶文化相关的美感，以及这座茶室安装在巴塞罗那的裸露砖结构。没有一个典型的日本室内设计元素，如‘鞋’屏幕或‘纹身’垫被包括在内，因为我们的目的是创造一个解决方案，将是一个具体的内部空间，以其背景。白色计数器是用白色灰泥完成的，它是日本传统建筑中常用的白墙技术。

We determined three critical elements for the design process: ´Tea´, by ´Japanese´, in ´Barcelona´, each of which are represented by a spatial element. The red colored Chinese shelf represents the origin of tea; the white counter, the sense of beauty associated with Japanese tea culture, and the exposed brick structures, Barcelona where this tearoom installed. None of the typical Japanese interior design elements, such as ‘shoji’ screens or ‘tatami’ mats were included, as we aimed to create a solution which would be specific interior space to its context. The white counter was finished by white plaster with the application of the technique which is often used for white walls of Japanese traditional architecture.

 © Daisuke Nakashima

(C)中岛大介(Daisuke Nakashima)