The floating cubic ‘subtractive cloud’ hung in the middle of restaurant space reflects the same design strategy that produces floating feature to define the cave-like negative space below for private seating areas. By placing one seat arrangement under certain pattern of extruded floating object, it has created a composition of seating space. We studied and catalogued the interaction between different extrusion patterns of ground and overhead objects that reflected range of privacy levels of seating areas and applied them according to restaurant zonings and requirements.    

The restaurant has been programmed for both day and night function, different ambients must be achieved within the restaurant. By introducing light and image projection onto ‘cloud’, it has created movement and different ambient of interior spaces. This creates communication among users and restaurant space, making the space changes through time and events.