Librairie La Fontaine by Kawamura-Ganjavian

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Librairie La Fontaine是EPFL校园中历史悠久的书店，现在，这个书店搬到了由SANNA设计的，在2010年完工的新劳力士学习中心里面。为了与建筑语言契合，书店的主要家具是5个“豆荚”，每个豆荚上都放着不同主题类的书籍。柔性的豆荚之间形成了与传统书店不一样的舒适丰富自由流线空间。空间中放置着与豆荚相得益彰的同样由设计师设计的家具。照明方式为间接照明。复杂几何造型的豆荚家具成产归功于瑞士先进的数控制造技术和绝妙的工艺技能决断力。

“Librairie La Fontaine is a historic bookstore inside the EPFL campus in Lausanne. Its venue moved in 2010 to the new Rolex Learning Centre designed by SANAA architects.

Taking into consideration the architectural language of the host building the bookstore is organised around 5 “pods” that articulate thematic categories. All pods are slightly different from each other, housing books or magazines on their outside and inside, and even a cozy reading cocoon.

The space moves away from a conventional aisle-and-bookshelf rigidity and creates a fluid environment with a rich variety of spaces where the customers feel at ease to explore and roam idly.

The pods are as well the subtle source of indirect illumination. The project is enhanced with pieces of furniture (tables, benches, bookstands, dustbins, desk dividers) designed by the authors.  The complex geometry of the pods was made possible thanks to a smart combination of state-of-the-art numeric control manufacturing techniques and advanced Swiss cabinet-making skills.”

▼空间中放置着与豆荚相得益彰的同样由设计师设计的家具

▼柔性的豆荚之间形成了与传统书店不一样的舒适丰富自由流线空间。

▼豆荚中的阅读空间

▼豆荚与微妙的间接光源照明

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