PIZZA 4P’s IPH HaNoi

PIZZA 4P’s IPH HaNoi
Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)

PIZZA 4P’s IPH HaNoi

The 23th restaurant of the famous Pizza 4P’s in Vietnam is located in the prime  position of Indochina Plaza Hanoi Residences in in Xuan Thuy Street.

The restaurant’s first floor facade resembles a contemporary sculpture with the red color of Bat Trang bricks, standing out on the bustling Xuan Thuy street. The Bat Trang ceramic brick walls divide the layout into private but intimate interlocking spaces, which were inspired by the narrow alleys in downtown Hanoi. This is the place for some amazing combinations of  windows and green spaces, creating diverse views to the city.

photo_credit Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)
Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)
photo_credit Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)
Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)

After a flight of stairs, the end of the staircase lies a large wall of Bat Trang emerald green ceramic tiles. This elegant green space is the perfect spot for warm and cozy gatherings.

The raised 2nd floor contributes the feeling of privacy to the customers, while retaining the harmony and connection with the overall space by using greenery as borders.

photo_credit Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)
Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)
photo_credit Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)
Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)

By using local ceramic bricks as dominant material, the question of “How to awake the tradition” has now been answered.

By turning $2 tiles into lamps and distinguished wall panels, their values have increased 15 times. Our design with high aesthetic and utility is to honor the beauty of traditional materials, as well as to preserve and develop the remaining long-established craft villages in Vietnam.

photo_credit Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)
Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)
photo_credit Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)
Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)

Team:
Architect: KKA and Partners – studio DIG
Photography: Hoang Le (Chim Non Studio)

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