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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Juice bar cabin in Bucharest, Romania by Not a Number ArchitectsMay 20th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Not a Number Architects The juice bar occupies a small site in the centre of Bucharest. Its irregular layout follows the outline of a derelict shed that was previously standing on the plot working as a Turkish café. The space was conceived as a cabin in the city, a safe haven from the bustling streets or the cold afternoons.  Image Courtesy © Cosmin Dragomir
 Image Courtesy © Cosmin Dragomir The interior space is organized around a common table. The seating area is separated from the kitchen with an orthogonal grid of shelves that will be filled with books and magazines. Two skylights bring natural light over the counter. Spruce boards are applied for the interior cladding and are also extended as exterior cladding of the cubic booth for take away service. The cabin’s exterior walls are uniformly coated in standing-seam black sheet metal. While dark and monolithic during the day, when the sun comes down two large openings animate the front façade with the activity inside.  Image Courtesy © Cosmin Dragomir  Image Courtesy © Cosmin Dragomir  Image Courtesy © Cosmin Dragomir  Image Courtesy © Cosmin Dragomir  Image Courtesy © Cosmin Dragomir  Image Courtesy © Cosmin Dragomir  Image Courtesy © Cosmin Dragomir  Image Courtesy © Not a Number Architects  Image Courtesy © Not a Number Architects  Image Courtesy © Not a Number Architects
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