A cafe that connects Japanese art with nature🌿

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From Japanese art to architecture, "Harudot Khaoyai by Nana Coffee Roasters", a cafe that connects paper cutting, folding, and cutting with nature and sustainability.

The cafe is another destination that people who come to Khao Yai must stop by to find a photo spot. Today, #InsomniaScene invites friends to pin Harudot Khaoyai by Nana Coffee Roasters, a cafe that is not only good at coffee, but also stands out with its architecture full of creativity in living in harmony with nature.

Harudot Khaoyai takes the concept of Kirigami, the Japanese art of paper cutting, and reinterprets it in the context of real landscapes by using the method of "cutting" the area into a path and "folding" the area to create dimensions for the building and usable space, resulting in sharp geometric shapes that still maintain deep harmony with the surrounding hills and trees.

In addition, the materials used in the construction are based on the concept of sustainability and being environmentally friendly, especially the selection of Low Carbon Cement materials, which reduces carbon dioxide emissions in production. In addition, leaving the concrete surface exposed to reveal the true nature of the material also reduces the use of unnecessary additional decorative materials.

In terms of architectural elements Materials with textures and colors that blend with nature, such as earth and light pink, are used, as well as designs that allow nature to fully participate. Many openings in the building are designed to allow natural light to pass through, creating a harmonious connection between the architecture and the surrounding ecosystem.

📍Location: Harudot Khao Yai by NANA Coffee Roasters, (Pong Talong Subdistrict, Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province)
⏰️Open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

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Post by Insomnia.Scene | Apr 29, 2025