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TEA-WORK,Chun Hwa

-Prologue: On a sunny day
On a hot sunny day, I passed over a narrow asphalt street; when upon making a narrow turn, I saw Tea-Work.

-The First: Picture of the Floating World
The first sight of the tea/restaurant is of a piece of an aging brick wall. Passing over a bridge I slowly stepped on a pathway. The path is getting narrower and I touched a piece of a rustic metal panel that integrates ingeniously with a glass panel. Old trees line up with a few steps leading away from the place from where I came from. Moss grew on the surface of step flights and covers every inch of the surface.

A waiter showed up and invited me to walk in. I found that I am now standing between two concrete walls slanting as if they were bowing to each other. Upon making a swift turn, I was guided to a space where I was but gazing upon an opening that frames a deja-vu impression of an old Taiwanese countryside. As I adjusted my pupils to the dark interior, I was surprised to see that the tea/restaurant store has been packed by people. I took my seat and a waiter delivered a tea snack in an elegant manners. I wandered about and looked around; I saw a big red lantern hung above a service table, a colorful parrot hopping beside a column near the entrance; and I saw a gigantic natural stone lying down to make a natural boundary between the service table and sitting area.

-The Second: A Twist - the design
This tea/restaurant is a design of Mr. Shao Chenh Tao Cheng, a mysterious figure in interior design circles. His work always amazes people because his work always injects revolutionary ideas never before seen in previous solutions. Tea-Work is no exception; it is a design of new concept.

Mr. Chen Shua asked himself:"What is a design?" then he pondered and gave the answer:"Why should I ask?"

Everything has its own order and natural rhythm; Cheng said:"design is to follow this nature."

I asked him:"What exactly is your design?"he quickly answered:"What you see."¡L
His idea, I sensed was a hidden Buddhist philosophy to find the nature of the space; or more precisely as he says " nature" is a "media" that stands between existence and non-existence.

-Ending: A dreamland
Chinese ancient literature: Odes of Mountain and Ocean portrays a mystical story. Kwa-Fu tried to compete with the speed of the sun while it traveled across sky. In vain, he eventually died. After he died, his cane turned into a forest, a place that offers shelter to avoid the violent heat of the sun.

The death of Kwa-Fu was not the end of his life, as his life extended into a legacy.

This story refers to Mr. Cheng!|s design. I have totally forgotten where I am. It pulls me away from any reality to a space that may or never exist. Young kids and aging women all found their space that is created by a probably non-exist body ( Kwa-Fu) and object ( the cane.) But what we all share is the happiness as if Kwa-Fu!|s offspring were playing under the trees.


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Design Work¡v
Tea-Work
Participant¡v
Cheng, Shao Chenh Tao + Z-Work / Zen-Kun Design / Construction
Participant¡v
Zie-Lun Chen, Nan-Kei Su, Li-Chu Construction, Sofa United Inc., Komo Inc. Shei-Yu Furniture
Photographer¡v
K. M. Lee
Category¡v
restaurant / tea store
Location¡v
Chun-Hwa Prefecture
Size¡v
Site area: 2640¢T; total floor area: 2970¢T
Material¡v
polish surface concrete system, steel, glass, green rock, solid wood, terrazzo, cement, brush fake stone, thatch
Design period¡v
September- December 2004
Construction period¡v
January-July 2005

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