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Grand Emily Hotel位于利沃夫附近的Vynnyky镇，是Emily度假村的一部分。悬挂在酒店中庭的大型梧桐树装置是整个酒店综合体的标志性节点。

Grand Emily Hotel is part of the new Emily Resort in Vynnyky town near Lviv. The large-scale installation with the hung-up sycamore in the hotel atrium is the iconic image of the whole complex.

▼大堂概览，overall of the lobby ©Yevhenii Avramenko

粗壮的梧桐树装置高达五层楼。它的有机轮廓与墙壁的几何装饰的韵律、地板的水平线、墙面上的垂直板以及楼梯金属栏杆的对角线形成对比。客人可以躺在大厅的圆形皮革坐垫上，从树根下凝视这棵树，进而获得独特的情感体验。

The powerful tree permeates five stories. Its organic silhouette creates a contrast with the rhythmical geometry of the walls, horizontal lines of the floors, verticals of boards on the wall covering, and diagonals of metal banisters on the stairs. Hotel guests can lie on a round leather pouf in the hall and get a unique emotional experience of contemplating the tree from under its roots.

▼梧桐树装置概览，overview of the tree installation ©Yevhenii Avramenko

▼梧桐树装置位于圆形座椅之上，
the tree installation sits above the round leather pouf ©Yevhenii Avramenko

▼梧桐树装置配合灯光设计营造出特别的光影效果，
the tree installation creates a special shadow shape ©Yevhenii Avramenko

设计师拒绝了在中庭安装巨大枝形吊灯的想法，而是选择了一个更意义的装置。本装置展示了从树根到树干、枝桠之间的连接，体现了与家庭价值观、成长和发展之间的联系，它连接着土地与天空。梧桐树在悬挂前经过仔细清洁、干燥和枝干稳定技术。设计师以3D扫描了梧桐树的形状，以便在能在数字可视化中拥有这棵树的精准外观。

We rejected the idea of a massive chandelier in the atrium in favor of a strongly meaningful installation. A tree means connection with roots and family values, growth, and development, strong bar, and flexible branches. It connects the earth and space. The sycamore tree was carefully cleaned, dried, and stabilized before being hung. We scanned its shape in a 3D format to have in our visualizations this exact tree.

▼树枝近景，close shot of the branches ©Yevhenii Avramenko

设计故意不在项目中创建照片展示区，以避免过度装饰。相反，他们设计了一些独特的元素来支撑起酒店内的空间概念。这样的策略能够吸引眼球，自然而然地成为客人的拍照打卡点。您可以从Emily大酒店的不同楼层看到梧桐树的五个不同部分，因此客人们可以获得五个各有特点的拍照区。

We purposely do not create photo zones in our projects to avoid excessive decorativeness. Instead, we design some unique elements that support the general concept of a place. Such solutions attract the eyes and become natural photo points. You can see five different parts of the sycamore tree from the different floors of Grand Emily Hotel, so our guests get five unusual photo zones at the same time.

▼树根近景，close shot of the roots ©Yevhenii Avramenko

设计希望在视觉上达到轻盈的效果，讲述晨风掠过湖面梳理芦苇的故事，因此通过采用大厅墙壁的木质饰面板结构创造了这种感受。每块板都固定在一个活动槽中，人们可以通过移动每一行中的第一块板来更改墙上的图案。

We aimed to get the visual lightness and tell the story about the morning breeze that passes on the lake surface and combs the reeds. We created this emotion by the structure of the boards that we used for the wall covering of the hall. Every board is fixed into a movable groove. You can change the pattern on the wall by moving the first board in the row.

▼前台近景，close shot of the front desk ©Yevhenii Avramenko

经过带有中庭的中央大厅通向休息区。能看到有两个概念性的庭院——方形的下沉式空间，柱子周围有沙发，圆柱内有玻璃保护的壁炉。

The central hall with the atrium goes to the lounge zone. There are two notional patios – square zones recessed into the floor with couches around the column. There are fireplaces protected with glass inside the column.

▼由大厅看向休息区，a view from the lobby to the lounge zone ©Yevhenii Avramenko

▼休息区概览，overview of the lounge zone ©Yevhenii Avramenko

我们选择了自然的浅色调、朴实的材料和可触摸的表面。室内空间反映了当地的自然景观，我们称之为风土设计。

We chose natural pale colors, honest materials, and touchable surfaces. The interior reflects the local nature and surrounding landscape. We called it the terroir design.

▼休息区近景，close shot of the lounge zone ©Yevhenii Avramenko

二十世纪初美国设计的经典之作弗兰克劳埃德赖特确立了有机建筑的理念。它宣称建筑物应该与其自然环境产生关联并与周围环境融为一体。风土设计即是将这种设计理念发展到室内设计中。

Frank Lloyd Wright, the classic of American design at the beginning of the XX century established the idea of organic architecture. It proclaims that a building should be relevant to its natural context and blend in with its surroundings. The terroir design is our development of this approach into interior design.

▼由休息区看向室外，a view from the lounge zone to the exterior ©Yevhenii Avramenko

我们借用了葡萄酒行业的术语。“风土”二字代表着影响葡萄酒独特口感的复杂环境因素。如果这株藤蔓生长在不同的地方，它的性质就会不同。我们的设计也是这样，它反映了当地的环境，并且只与它的生长地相关。这样设计出来的内饰与周围环境产生共鸣并将这种情感传递出去。人们可以在这样的地方感到自然放松，因为他们也是整个空间结构中不可或缺的元素之一。
–设计师Volodymyr Nepiyvoda说道。

– We borrow the term from the wine industry. The terroir stands for the complex of environmental factors that affect a wine’s unique character. It would have a different character if this certain vine had grown in a different place. It is totally like that with our design. It reflects a local context and is relevant only where it was grown. Such interiors resonate with the surroundings and extend it. A person feels relaxed and natural in such a place as they are also the element of an entire structure.
– Volodymyr Nepiyvoda, the designer said.

▼室内软装近景，close shot of the interior decoration ©Yevhenii Avramenko

Design YOD Group
Location: Khmelnytskogo Str. 9b Vynnyky town, Lviv region, Ukraine
Area: 550 m2
Completed: 2022
Photo Yevhenii Avramenko

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