ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Cafe’ CategoryCafe rendering in UK by ArchiCGIFriday, May 6th, 2016Underline Café in Hangzhou, China by LYCS ArchitectureFriday, April 29th, 2016Article source: LYCS Architecture Choosing a suitable office is the first challenge that many entrepreneurial firms may come up with. Usually a micro entrepreneurial firm needs flexible space to accommodate uncertain staff. On one hand, renting a large office space in one step will tremendously add the newly established firms’ financial burden; On the other hand, if the company rents a relatively small office space, it may turn out to be too crowed when the company grows. What’s worse, there may be no space for meeting room, reception room and some other programs. What exactly should the entrepreneurs do to find their office ?  Image Courtesy © LYCS Architecture
PAVILLON AM RING in Freiburg, Germany by J. MAYER H. und Partner ArchitektenThursday, April 21st, 2016Article source: J. MAYER H. und Partner Architekten MAYER H. and Partner, Architekten is proud to announce that we have won the competition for the new tram station in Freiburg, Germany. After presenting the project to the citizens of the City of Freiburg in March, completion is scheduled for approximately end 2018.  Image Courtesy © J. MAYER H. und Partner Architekten
Adaptation and Reconstruction of Dom Revolucije (Home of Revolution) in Nikšić, Montenegro by SADAR+VUGAFriday, March 25th, 2016Article source: SADAR+VUGA On Friday, March 11 it was announced that SADAR+VUGA, HHF architekten and local consultant Archicon received first prize for their proposal for the competition Adaptation and Reconstruction of Dom Revolucije (Home of Revolution).  Image Courtesy © SADAR+VUGA
Hotwind Wanda Outlet Changzhou in Jiangsu Province, China by RIGIdesignSunday, March 20th, 2016Article source: RIGIdesign The project is a new image store for a famous chain of fast fashion brand – hotwind. The client commissioned RIGIdesign to create a shopping and leisure experience as an integrated platform of commercial space, enhance the brand’s platform shopping experience.  Image Courtesy © Jack Wen
Ban Shan Café in Beijing, China by Robot3 DesignSunday, March 20th, 2016Article source: Robot3 Design This project is located at the east side of Beijing Jing Yuan Arts Center. The owner wants to turn the first and second floors of the office building into a “free Café” where customers can stay and communicate freely. Because the first Ban Shan café is located at the foot of Fragrant Hills of Beijing, so this café downtown could smell the “hills” as well.  Image Courtesy © Xi-Xun Deng
Cafe-Club-Flight by LOdesignerThursday, March 3rd, 2016Article source: LOdesigner Design project of the cafe – bar (flight) became the winner of the international competition PREMIO Le 5 Stagioni. Among the 184 projects announced for the competition, the professional jury has been selected the winner of Project Cafe – bar FLIGHT.  Image Courtesy © LOdesigner
“Café in the garden” in Saraburi, Thailand by IF (Integrated Field Co.,Ltd.)Tuesday, March 1st, 2016Article source: IF (Integrated Field Co.,Ltd.) With the owner’s love of gardens and trees, IF proposed this IT’S SARA café as a place where people could experience the permeation between the indoor and the outdoor space.  Image Courtesy © KetsireeWongwan
Leading Family Hotel & Resort Dachsteinkönig in Gosau, Austria by Arkan Zeytinoglu ArchitectsTuesday, February 16th, 2016Article source: Arkan Zeytinoglu Architects A high-end family hotel in the middle of the biggest skiing and hiking region of Upper Austria – the new Leading family Hotel & Resort Dachsteinkönig is going to exceed all expectations. Its ground breaking took place in December 2014 and is planned to be completed by the end of 2016.  Image Courtesy © Arkan Zeytinoglu Architects & miss3 s.r.o.
Traditional Patisserie with Urban Vibes in Bozen, Italy by noa* network of architectureThursday, February 11th, 2016Article source: noa* network of architecture The owner Hannes Dollinger lived and worked for years in Vienna and fell in love with the tradition of the ‘Wiener Kaffeehaus’. Cosy spaces where you can enjoy coffee and pastry for hours, reading a newspaper and having a chat with the waiter, as you would in your own living room, were his idea of the new café. And in fact, the cosiness already starts from the doorsill. The entrance is formed by a group of vintage armchairs that create a sort of a living room and invite passing people to have a seat. In summer the facade is totally open and the chairs get part of the street and the city.  Image Courtesy © noa* network of architecture
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