Baoyi Signboard Team X Maijie Design
The result of the aesthetic transformation of the rice house in Dadaocheng
This project is very special because the Daoshe Restaurant is a historic site in Taipei City, so it is not possible to move to existing restrictions in many areas. Therefore, Mai Jie had a lot of forward strategies in the design, using this indicator to integrate into the existing environment, in the frontThrough some understanding with the Baoyi signboard team in the selection of materials on the surface; when Maijie designed this concept, how to integrate it into the space without affecting the structure of the monument, resulting in more aesthetics is a bonus point rather than a deduction. Points.
The text content and photos are provided by Chen Jindong, interviewee/Advertising Director of Maijie

In particular, for this project, Maijie designed to understand that the stairs are made of wood and how not to violate the harmony, so he used some techniques to try not to use so-called foreign images in the selection of materials. For example, the traditional material is wood. Maijie designed to highlight it through laser engraving or embossing.The sense of history of this field has some functions with the indicators that it should have.


There is also wood for the brick wall, and the steel processed behind it must be structurally safe. There are three materials in it. Mai Jie found quite interesting phenomena in the design and planning; because the buildings in Dadaocheng are all red bricks and patios, in order to prevent dangerous people from climbing over, they used to beA very ugly no-climbing sign is used, and a very special material is used behind it. Angle iron is used. There is no processing to combine the no-climbing sign directly with the red brick. From the inside out, it looks like it is illuminated by light. In fact, it is combined.The sense is not inconsistent and decorative.


Mai Jie was more impressed by the design of the rice house restaurant project. It is the use of composite materials to make good use of this field, which is both aesthetic and functional.




