‘pescados capitales restaurant’ by gonzalez moix arquitectos, lima, peru image © juan solano all images courtesy of gonzalez moix arquitectos
argentinan firm gonzalez moix arquitectura have recently finished the ‘pecados capitales restaurant’ in lima, peru, on a site flanked by two tall concrete walls, with angled grooves to replicate the style of the temple of ollantaytambo, with vines slowly overtaking the surface. thick concrete beams stretch the interstitial space, crossing through each other in an almost haphazard fashion. a glass box cased in corten vertical panels sits on the large girders to provide a more private space to dine. directly below, tables are enveloped in transparent glass walls for an acclimated seating area, with exterior corridors on either side. an open-air courtyard marked by the soft wooden planks covering the floor is located in the middle, between the rear volume housing the kitchen, bar and service functions, and the two enclosed seating volumes.
open air courtyard image © juan solano
bar, kitchen area behind the courtyard image © juan solano
two glass boxes sitting on top and below the large concrete crossbeams image © juan solano
image © juan solano
image © juan solano
vegetation slowly begins to cover the tall concrete walls image © juan solano
image © juan solano
seating area enclosed in a glass box image © juan solano
wood slats cover the ceiling image © juan solano
image © juan solano
image © juan solano
image © juan solano
image © juan solano
reception desk image © juan solano
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