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In a former lamp factory on Rotherstraße in Friedrichshain, Berlin, Studio Inhalt_ builds Nichigetsu, a sushi counter where light maple dissolves the line between furniture and room. The name splits into two characters. Nichi is the day, clear and present; Getsu is the evening, given over to Edomae sushi. At midday the room serves nigiri as an everyday meal. After dark, as Friedrichshain settles, it slows to the rhythm of a nineteenth-century Edo tradition, where each piece reaches the guest the moment it is ready. Studio Inhalt_ has set that rhythm inside a former lamp factory on Rotherstraße, a building that still carries traces of its industrial past behind an ornamental yellow-brick facade. thisispaper.com
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