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SAVVIA餐厅不仅仅是一个项目，它更是一面镜子，映照出餐厅主理者的内心，以及这些年来共同的故事。SAVVIA餐厅项目也是对传统的致敬——对那份依然在心中延续的家族记忆的纪念。构思这家餐厅的过程，让餐厅主理者不断回望：回到童年、回到家中的餐桌、回到那些不经意间塑造的日常举动。开一家餐厅，其实也是让家人重新团聚的方式。

SAVVIA is not just a project: it is a mirror of who we are and what we have shared throughout the years.SAVVIA is also a tribute to that heritage, which remains alive in us. Conceiving this restaurant has pushed us to look back: to return to childhood, to the family table, to the everyday gestures that shaped us without us even noticing. In that exercise of memory, we discovered that opening a restaurant is also a way of bringing ourselves back together as a family.

▼用餐空间，the dining area © Zaickz Moz

餐厅空间回应了这种追求，并由餐厅主理者邀请的挚友Camila和Ricardo设计。SAVVIA餐厅被构想为一个庇护所——温暖的内部空间中，原始的质地与深色木材和石材形成对比。设计团队提出了一个关键决定：将底层完全留给食客，把厨房提升到上层，让款待与分享的体验成为空间的中心。

The space responds to that pursuit. Designed by close friends whom I invited to join this process, Camila and Ricardo, SAVVIA is conceived as a refuge: a warm interior where raw tones contrast with dark wood and stone. From them came a key decision: to free the ground floor for diners and raise the kitchen, allowing the experience of hosting and sharing to occupy the center.

▼款待与分享的体验，the experience of hosting and sharing © Zaickz Moz

由此诞生了那张“公共餐桌”。它不仅是一件家具，更是一种雕塑性的、象征性的姿态，构成了餐厅的核心。这张红色大理石桌不仅组织了空间，更成为一种仪式的轴线：它既是聚会与对话的中心，也是烹饪与建筑叙事在空间中的凝结。在其周围，一座“图腾”封闭了空间的循环，成为富有象征意义的核心装置——既可被体验，也可被诠释为仪式的一部分。

From this idea came the communal table—not as a simple piece of furniture, but as a sculptural and symbolic gesture that defines the heart of the restaurant. The red marble table not only organizes the space but also becomes a ritual axis: a meeting point and dialogue that condenses the gastronomic and architectural proposal. Around it, a totem closes the circle and acts as a piece imbued with meaning, open to being inhabited as both symbol and ritual.

▼公共餐桌，the communal table © Zaickz Moz

▼用餐区细部，details of the dining area © Zaickz Moz

设计团队还设计了一盏与餐桌呼应的照明装置，借由空间的垂直尺度强化其雕塑感。餐厅主理者的朋友Andros将这一构想化为现实：一个圆形金属结构，回应中央的餐桌，强化整体的视觉中心。同时，墙上的灯具以黄铜细节衬托，烛光摇曳，为每张桌子带来温暖而人性的气息。

Camila and Ricardo also imagined a lighting piece to accompany the table, taking advantage of the space’s verticality. It was our friend Andros who gave it form: a circular metallic structure that dialogues with the central table and reinforces its sculptural presence. At the same time, the wall pieces with brass details were designed to hold candles and bring a warm, human gesture to every table.

▼照明装置，the lighting piece © Zaickz Moz

▼墙上的烛台，the candlestick on the wall © Zaickz Moz

石材在餐厅的不同层面中出现，包括灯具、细部与餐桌本身，旨在象征“根”与“持久”。餐厅的家具由设计团队精心挑选，木构承托、石面稳固与光线柔化的结合强化了包容与安定的概念。餐厅的餐具也由Mon专门设计与制作，它们温柔地拥抱食物，将厨房的关怀延伸到食客的手中。

Stone appears at different moments, in the light fixtures, in the details, in the table itself, as a reminder of permanence and roots. The furniture, carefully selected by the architects, reinforces the idea of containment: wood supports, stone grounds, light softens. Even the tableware was conceived and designed especially by Mon, created to embrace the food and extend the gesture of care from the kitchen to the diner.

▼石制餐桌，the stone dining table © Zaickz Moz

▼石制餐桌细部，details of the stone dining table © Zaickz Moz

▼温暖的室内材质，warm interior materials © Zaickz Moz

Kiara的料理游走于当代与原初之间。它并不试图“创造新事物”，而是揭示那些“始终存在”的东西：本地食材、原生种子、经得起时间考验的风味。每一道菜，都是餐厅主理者所继承与希望传递的故事。

Kiara’s cuisine moves between the contemporary and the ancestral. It does not seek to invent the new but to reveal what was always there: local ingredients, native seeds, flavors that withstand time. Each preparation is a narrative of what we have received and what we wish to pass on.

▼餐厅灯光设计，Restaurant lighting design © Zaickz Moz

▼卫生间，bathroom © Zaickz Moz

SAVVIA餐厅项目是一个证明——回到餐桌，就是回到家。它提醒人们：分享，依然是人类最真诚、最具温度的共处方式。

SAVVIA is proof that returning to the table is returning home. It is a reminder that sharing remains one of the most honest and human ways of living together.

▼一层平面图，Floor plan of the first floor © WORC Architects

▼二层平面图，Floor plan of the second floor © WORC Architects

SAVVIA ARCHITECTURE: WORC Ricardo Martínez + Camila Ureña (@worc.studio)

COLLABORATORS: Ricardo Martínez, Camila Ureña, Isabel Ortega, Alejandra Magdaleno, Ximena Uribe

AREA: 153 m2

YEAR: 2025

LOCATION: Centro Histórico, Mexico City

LIGHTNING: Nuumbra (@nuumbra.estudio), David Pompa (@studiodavidpompa), Primitivo (@primitivo_studio)

SURFACE TREATMENT: Corev (@corevmx), Interceramic (@interceramicmx)

FURNITURE: Veta (@vetamx), Cacao (@designcacao.mx)

PHOTOGRAPHY: Zaickz Moz (@zaickz.moz)