La Medusa Ristorante
09 Oct 2015
The windows of a restaurant in Porto Venere. A pair of outward-opening windows sits between fixed windows of the same size on either side, creating a set of four continuous windows. Planters are set below the windows, and a striped semi-circular awning with the restaurant’s name covers each set of windows.
La Medusa Ristorante
Restaurant / Porto Venere, Italy / Csa
This article is an excerpt from “Window Behaviorology,” a joint research project concerning windows and the behaviors around them done in collaboration with Tokyo Institute of Technology’s Yoshiharu Tsukamoto Laboratory.
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