The studio has designed a "magical neverland" for children, where every corner of the space is waiting to be discovered
Submitted at May 18, 2018, 2:37 PM
The ground floor is accessible via the grand staircase. The starry sky ceiling creates a playground for children with hollow, transparent PVC balls. A mirror distorts the realism of the place, as if time did not move. The restaurant also has a bathroom. pink, set to the sound of the sea, a water mirror, a slide, a trampoline, a bubble tree and a mysterious picture book area. 
The project's highlight is the red suspended house built on the roof, which uses double perforated aluminum panels in its composition. 
Wutopia Lab often transforms everyday life into a “magical reality.” The latest example is a children’s restaurant located in Qinhuangdao, China. The project is part of a clubhouse, with a new design that wraps around the original facade using glass panels. colored polycarbonate and a large yellow staircase. 
