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Our project name is TASTEWAY. The reason is that it was named in the hope of enjoying food with space between alleysWe wanted a building that would continue the atmosphere of the village. So we decided to make a building with alleyways. First, we made and divided alleyways as large as the land, and then we set them up as one village and stacked them vertically. In the process, overlapping buildings were used as a multi-story structure. After building the village, I thought it would be fun to have a space where I could see the villages all at once. We put a corridor space between the villages and made a space where you can see the villages at a glance, both outdoors and indoors. However, the corridor had to have a different atmosphere from the village, so we used a different rule from the alleyways. It also covered the outer shell so that it could not be seen from the outside, but did not use solid materials, so that you could see the outside. In front of the building, there was a square so that people would naturally visit the building. Due to this building, many chefs will form a community and develop further, and visitors will enjoy various alleys to match the food concept and make memories.
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