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 gance. Inspired by the principles of Japanese mini-  tion  to  detail.  The  exterior  features  three  modest   playful touch, complemented by a flower petal pat-
 malism, the design embraces simplicity, balance, and   gable  forms  in  black,  contrasting  elegantly  with   tern  radiating  outwards,  creating  a  whimsical  con-
 attention  to  detail.  Central  to  the  concept  is  the   warm  pine  wood  interior  walls.  Upon  entering,   nection  to  the  surrounding  environment.  Overall,
 integration of trees into the heart of space, symbol-  guests  experience  a  fluid  transition  with  curved   the  architect’s  thoughtful  integration  of  elements
 izing resilience, vitality, and the passage of time.   spaces leading deeper into the café, creating a dy-  creates  an  immersive  and  engaging  experience  for
 The  majestic  baobab  tree,  with  its  sprawling   namic and memorable atmosphere.   customers to uncover and enjoy.
 branches reaching towards the sky, serves as a focal   The  building’s  layout,  divided  into  smaller  sec-  Regarding the selection process of coffee beans
 point, infusing the cafe with a sense of wonder and   tions, fosters a human-scale environment, delineating   that  you  will  find  in  Harudot  and  the  overall  ap-
 enchantment. Externally, the facade adopts a mini-  zones such as the bar, lounge, and meeting room. The   proach to coffee production, Wasin’s personal phi-
 Harudot: The Birth of a Coffee Oasis  malist  aesthetic,  characterized  by  sleek  lines  and   innovative  design  incorporates  giant  gable  roofs  with   losophy  emphasized  authenticity  and  connection.
 monochromatic  tones,  while  internally,  warm  pine   voids, allowing trees to penetrate through, fostering a   “When curating our lineup, my goal is simple: I want
 Harudot  emerges  as  a  sanctuary  for  coffee  en-  wood walls evoke a sense of intimacy and warmth.  semi-outdoor ambiance while maintaining a connection   it to be a true reflection of the coffee producers we
 thusiasts, a harmonious blend of nature’s bounty and   with nature. These voids, replicated indoors with Bar-  love,”  he  stated.  “This  relationship  keeps  our  cus-
 architectural  ingenuity.  Conceived  as  a  standalone   Bringing the Vision to Life  risol stretch ceilings, diffuse lighting, creating a cozy   tomer closer to the producer, bridging global gaps.”
 cafe in Chonburi, Thailand, Harudot is the brainchild   atmosphere and visually linking both spaces.   Reflecting  on  the  genesis  of  Harudot,  Wasin
 of a collaborative effort between Nana Coffee Roast-  The allure of Harudot lies in its meticulous at-  The seating arrangement, designed as a contin-  shares,  “Harudot  embodies  the  essence  of  Nana
 ers and a landlord with a passion for distinctive flora.   tention  to  detail,  from  the  custom-designed  fonts   uous ribbon, provides continuity, with varying coun-  Coffee Roasters—a commitment to quality, innova-
 The name “Haru,” meaning “Spring” in Japanese,   and signage to the terrazzo floor patterns reminiscent   ter  heights  to  accommodate  different  functions.   tion,  and  the  pursuit  of  excellence.  Each  design
 symbolizes a new beginning, while “Dot” represents a   of fallen flower petals. The seamless integration of   Outdoor  seating,  crafted  from  resin  infused  with   element  tells  a  story,  weaving  together  the  rich
 starting  point—a  convergence  of  cultures,  ideas,  and   natural and man-made elements create a harmonious   coffee  grounds,  rice,  and  leaves,  reflects  the  café’s   tapestry of our brand’s heritage.” Echoing his sen-
 aspirations.  Rooted  in  the  concept  of  growth  and  re-  synergy,  inviting  patrons  to  embark  on  a  sensory   theme.  Attention  to  detail  extends  to  graphic  ele-  timents,  IDIN  Architects  remark,  “Harudot  repre-
 newal, Harudot breathes life into its surroundings, in-  journey unlike any other.   ments, featuring custom-designed fonts and signage   sents  a  convergence  of  cultures  and  ideas,  a  cele-
 viting patrons on a journey of discovery and delight.  The  café  brand  draws  heavy  inspiration  from   inspired by circular motifs and the spring season.   bration of nature’s beauty and the human spirit. We
 The architectural vision of Harudot unfolds as   Japanese  culture,  reflected  in  its  architectural  de-  Terrazzo  flooring,  meticulously  designed  with   are  honored  to  have  played  a  part  in  bringing  this
 a tapestry of natural elements and understated ele-  sign emphasizing simplicity with meticulous atten-  circular  separations  and  embedded  quotes,  adds  a   vision to life.”


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