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Hikari-4Ps Edutainment Hub
Hikari-4Ps Edutainment Hub
Binh Duong, Vietnam
Finalist, 2024 A+Awards, Built - Sustainable Hospitality Building
Project Featured on Jun 27, 2024
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Other Projects by Takashi Niwa Architects
Hikari-4Ps Edutainment Hub
Binh Duong, Vietnam
Finalist, 2024 A+Awards, Built - Sustainable Hospitality Building
Project Featured on Jun 27, 2024
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2022
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
This is Hikari-Pizza 4P’s Eco-edutainment Hub, a project that aims to create a sustainable commercial complex to demonstrate the environmental and social benefits of a circular economy and a sustainable lifestyle. Located in center of Binh Duong New City, a large-scale urban development project in an industrial area of Vietnam, the project consists of two main components: Hikari Complex and Pizza 4P’s restaurant.
Hikari Complex, developed by Becamex Tokyu, is a building and landscape that houses 15 F&B; brands to share the eco-friendly vision. The complex incorporates various eco-friendly elements, such as solar panels, waste management, and greenery spaces as well as an eco-food cycle with composting food waste, aquaponics, and edible landscape and to promote local culture and community engagement through events and activities. These eco-cycle ideas are developed in cooperation with Pizza 4P’s.
Pizza 4P’s creates the first zero-waste restaurant in Vietnam in this complex to reduce the environmental impact of food production and consumption with Hikari complex. The restaurant uses recycled materials for its design and construction, such as recycled plastic panels, earth bricks, wine bottles, reused steel, wood, and concrete. Besides, the restaurant shows up a separate garbage collection room for guests' observation. The restaurant’s eco-cycles are a way of edutainment for guests, who can learn about sustainable practices while enjoying the garden scenery.
Eco-food and eco-material cycles were commonly seen in Vietnamese country villages with efficient and low energy living styles. Idea of an eco-edutainment Hub is to share experience and vision of sustainability with customers and community through entertainment space with an educational approach to encourage more people to adopt a sustainable lifestyle and contribute to development of a new city.
Hikari Complex, developed by Becamex Tokyu, is a building and landscape that houses 15 F&B; brands to share the eco-friendly vision. The complex incorporates various eco-friendly elements, such as solar panels, waste management, and greenery spaces as well as an eco-food cycle with composting food waste, aquaponics, and edible landscape and to promote local culture and community engagement through events and activities. These eco-cycle ideas are developed in cooperation with Pizza 4P’s.
Pizza 4P’s creates the first zero-waste restaurant in Vietnam in this complex to reduce the environmental impact of food production and consumption with Hikari complex. The restaurant uses recycled materials for its design and construction, such as recycled plastic panels, earth bricks, wine bottles, reused steel, wood, and concrete. Besides, the restaurant shows up a separate garbage collection room for guests' observation. The restaurant’s eco-cycles are a way of edutainment for guests, who can learn about sustainable practices while enjoying the garden scenery.
Eco-food and eco-material cycles were commonly seen in Vietnamese country villages with efficient and low energy living styles. Idea of an eco-edutainment Hub is to share experience and vision of sustainability with customers and community through entertainment space with an educational approach to encourage more people to adopt a sustainable lifestyle and contribute to development of a new city.
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