Moos咖啡酒吧，阿姆斯特丹

　　遍布阿姆斯特丹的Goudvisch Family酒吧如今在城市西部迎来了其最新成员 —— Moos。而Studio Modijefsky则延续了与Goudvisch Family的良好关系，继续为这家新的咖啡酒吧起名以及进行品牌标识和室内设计。
　　The Goudvisch Family, a group of bars spread across Amsterdam, welcomes a new member in West Amsterdam: Moos. As is now traditional, Studio Modijefsky created the name, brand identity, and interior.
　　▼酒吧外观，overall of space  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　项目位于Spaarndammmerbuurt区，这里坐落着著名的Het Schip，一座以阿姆斯特丹学派风格为特色的住宅综合体。这些建筑展示了20世纪早期建筑运动的所有特征：华丽的砖砌结构，大量的装饰元素，各种材料的叠加图案，以及对工艺的热爱。作为对其丰富的建筑环境的颂歌，Moos的室内设计以红砖色调、瓷砖排列成精致的图案、高品质的地板饰面，以及精致的细节，反映出阿姆斯特丹学派的价值观。
　　Moos is located in Spaarndammmerbuurt, a neighbourhood best known for Het Schip, a housing complex designed in the Amsterdam School style. These buildings display all the hallmarks of this early 20th century architectural movement: ornate brickwork, a multitude of decorative elements, overlaying patterns in a variety of materials, and a love of craftsmanship. As an ode to its rich architectural environment, the interior of Moos features red brickwork tones, tiled surfaces arranged in elaborate patterns, floor finishes and refined details that reflect the values of the Amsterdam school.
　　▼空间概览，overall of space  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　Moos位于街角建筑的底层，高高的天花板以及大面积的开窗使空间充满了明媚的阳光。就像Goudvisch家族的其他兄弟姐妹一样，Moos同样以酒吧吧台为空间中的主角，吧台主要材质为大理石和黄铜，并辅以木材，以及各种淡粉色，米色和亮黄色瓷砖。
　　Moos is situated on the ground floor of a corner building that boasts a high ceiling and large windows that flood the space with daylight. Just like its Goudvisch siblings, Moos has the bar as main protagonist; in this case made of marble, combined with brass, wood and pale pink, beige, and bright yellow tiles.
　　▼吧台，bar  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　▼由吧台看向窗边座位，
　　viewing the seating area by the window from the bar  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　吧台后方设有一面巨大的镜子，镜面被橘红色的霓虹灯一分为二，形成了一幅令人惊叹的背景板。镜面的形态分为两层，一层向前延伸，另一层向后延伸，这种处理手法无疑为这面镜子增加了另一个维度。瓷砖拼接出的地板图案与这个核心装饰元素相辅相成，水磨石地板则勾勒并强调出吧台的形状。
　　A large mirror behind, split by two zigzagging lines of orange and red neon, creates a stunning backdrop. It’s split into two layers, one reaching forward, the other stretching back, to add another dimension to the mirror’s sheer size. A tiled floor pattern creates the perfect base for this centrepiece, with accents of terrazzo flooring outlining the bar’s shape.
　　▼锯齿形的霓虹灯带，details of the zigzag neon light  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　▼底层边桌细部，details of the side table on the ground floor  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　吧台的正上方，经典风格的吊灯悬垂在肌理丰富的隔音天花板上，并从酒吧入口一直延伸到夹层的尽头。墙壁上的同款壁灯使整个酒吧散发出柔和的光芒。木质模塑镶板的温暖质感与深色色调天花板的并置进一步增强了空间的质感，此外，设计师还将部分天花板的高度下降，进而定义了围绕室内的连续线条。
　　Right above the bar, ceiling lights drop down from acoustic panelling made of rich woven fabric. These hanging lamps trace the length of the interior from the entrance to the very end of the mezzanine level. Illuminated spheres placed on the walls spread a pleasant glow throughout the bar. The warmth of the wooden moulded panelling that traces the entire perimeter is enhanced by the juxtaposition with the darker tone of the ceiling that drops down to define a continuous line around the interior.
　　▼通往夹层的台阶，steps leading to the mezzanine  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　楼梯位于酒吧的后部，通向夹层空间，细密的栏杆和木制台阶创造出一条视觉通道，邀请客人们踏上这个亲密的空间，在那里，两个角落座位正以舒适的皮革座椅与柔暖的织迎接着人们的到来。为了凸显出夹层位于底层主要空间之上的重要位置，设计师为该空间赋予了独特的风格，瓷砖、木材以及墙面上的照明元素与吧台以及镜面上的锯齿形霓虹灯条形成呼应。
　　At the back of Moos a staircase leads to a mezzanine floor. Detailed railing and wooden steps create a line of sight that invites guests to walk up to this intimate space, where two corner booth seats finished with leather and fabric await. To reflect its position above the main area below, the cosy mezzanine has a distinct character created by a combination of tiles, wood and a custom light element (stepped like the zigzag element behind the bar) used for the wall cladding.
　　▼夹层空间概览，overall of mezzanine space  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　通过将传统的老式座椅、定制木桌、两种不同铺设图案的木地板、令人熟悉的米色、浅棕色和淡紫色色调传统瓷砖，以及现代风格瓷砖和谐组合在一起，一幅宛如装裱好的现代摄影作品呈现在大众眼前，鲜艳的薄荷、蓝色和黄色瓷砖饰面则成为空间中焦点，将温暖怀旧的氛围与现代主义美学完美融合。
　　By mixing the traditional – vintage chairs, custom wooden tables, a wooden floor with two different laying patterns, tiles in familiar tones of beige, light brown and pale purple – and the modern – a collection of framed modern photography, tiles in a punchy colour palette of mint, blue and yellow – the mezzanine level couples the warmth of nostalgia with a modern edge.
　　▼夹层延续了镜面与瓷砖的设计语言，the mezzanine continues the design language of mirror and tiles  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　▼夹层座位区细部，details of the mezzanine seating area  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　▼转角座位与纹理玻璃窗，seating at the corner and the texture glass screen  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　酒吧中的第三个也是最后一个区域（或者第一个区域，取决于人们的视角），即外摆露台区。在这里，室内设计理念被转化为户外元素，包括：彩色遮阳伞、圆形遮阳篷以及长排的圆灯。外摆区周边由一系列木制框架的挡风玻璃与入口通道分隔开来，屏风上部的纹理玻璃允许光线通过，同时也丰富了屏幕的质感。
　　The third and final area (or the first depending on your point of view) is the terrace outside. The interior design concept is translated into outdoor elements in the form of colourful parasols, round awnings and long lines of light bulbs. The perimeter is demarcated by a series of wooden windscreens, with textured glass on the upper part that allows the light through and adds tactility to the screens.
　　▼外摆区，outdoor terrace  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　▼外摆区细部，details of the outdoor terrace  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　外摆露台作为室内空间和社区之间的桥梁，巩固了Moos在社区中的地位，就像传统阿姆斯特丹酒吧的名字一样，Moos是一个植根于社区的地方，它以鲜明的风格与热情的姿态体现了城市最好的价值观。
　　By serving as a bridge between the interior and the neighbourhood, the terrace reinforces Moos’s position as a part of the community. Just like the traditional Amsterdam name the bar was given, Moos is a place rooted in the neighbourhood that embodies the best of the city’s values: a warm welcome and sharp style.
　　▼夜景，night views  ©Maarten Willemstein
　　▼平面图，plan  ©Studio Modijefsky
　　▼地下层平面图，basement plan  ©Studio Modijefsky
　　Project: Moos
　　Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
　　Program: Cafe, bar
　　Assignment: Interior design & Identity design & Branding
　　Status: Execution
　　Size: 108,5 m2 interior, 45m2 terrace
　　Client: 3WO, Joost Lebesque
　　Design: Studio Modijefsky; Esther Stam, Moene van Werven, Natalia Nikolopoulou, Agnese Pellino, Ivana Stella, Felicia Urena, Blerina Xhigoli
　　Photography: Maarten Willemstein