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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. The Cake in Kiev, Ukraine by balbek bureauFebruary 11th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: balbek bureau Kyiv restaurant advocating fashion for unseen before Modern French Pastry has been opened for public in November 2014. Architects disputed about name for the design longer than worked on it, which took record-breaking shortest term: four months from first sketches till open day rehearsal. However, they have eventually reconciled with calling it after music genre – “indie” design.  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek
 Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek The diversity of images and forms presented in a 80m2-main hall has only been achieved due to the fact that most of design elements have been handcrafted. On the contrast to the piles of cakes of ideal geometrical form installed behind the transparent walls of the kitchen, every floor concrete tile has its wrinkle as each of 10.000 of them has been handcrafted. Yet altogether they make up harmonized puzzled surface.  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek Two height seating areas have their own dedicated color and tactile symbol. Rustic wooden high surface with felt thin bar-chairs standing on metallic racks neighbors with velvet fabric of cozy bottle-green couches and sofas covered with warm shade of grey. On a pale and color-muted background of the interior, a glossy pink sculpture looks extremely contrast – just like a glazed cake on a white plate.  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek Consistency in contrasts has been demonstrated in mono-color toilets: pink, deep-green, yellow, reminding that simple solutions might yet look very unusual. Sun light walks in through massive windows, fills up the whole space and reaches the opposite glass walls adding contrast to the beautifully carved bar wooden panels on its way.  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek  Image Courtesy © Andrey Bezuglov and Slava Balbek  Image Courtesy © balbek bureau  Image Courtesy © balbek bureau
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