This cafe was built on the seafront facing the entrance of Tokyo Bay at the tip of the peninsula Yokosuka.
Wooden counter table length 6.3m in cafes is placed under the continuous windows of the sea side. You can drink coffee while watching the ocean in front. We’ve considered the height of the floor as the sea looks good from this counter. Our first design about this cafe was to determine the height of the floor And we considered the effective evacuation route for the tsunami when the earthquake.
Cafés, tearooms, dry cleaners, fast food restaurants and other urban spaces are taking on roles that historically belonged to our homes, from our living and dining rooms to our kitchens, bathrooms, and storage spaces. Nowadays, a café is a cozy place for friendship in the big city. It provides a space to share, and sell, a moment to complete our day. In this way, cafés are part of the modern city but also represent what they are replacing: our own home.
Article source: Hisanori Ban Kazumoto Terashima / bandesign
A row of cherry trees is planted at an embankment at its basin, and many people visit this location during the cherry-blossom viewing season. There is Mirrors along the avenue.
Taking advantage of this location, we intentionally made repeated refractions of the tree. In order to amplify the cherry two mirror walls set up angle position and making a cherry forest on a corner of the town. Overlapping the cherries and reflecting with a warp, the people are invited by it to the forest. In addition, in the café the people could see the cherries and the reflecting cherries at the same time and feel season changing closely.
newly-named ‘Interior Design Practice of the Year’ at the FX Awards 2014 and‘Best Large Design Studio’ at the London Design Awards 2014 – has just completed its latest interiors project: Pennethorne’s CafeBar,a new hospitality offer for long-term client and operator Levy Restaurants UK(the sports and leisure division of Compass UK & Ireland), located within Somerset House, one of London’s most dynamic arts and cultural centres. The new venue is now open in a site on the building’s west face, looking out onto Lancaster Place and Waterloo Bridge.
The main focus of this design is the connection between the long tradition of the building of Sofiensäle and modern, contemporary architecture.
The Room is café, bar, restaurant and club in one location. The day design offers bright colors and a cozy feel-good atmosphere for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner or just a cup of coffee or tea, whilst the central bar area bribes the visitors at night with different lightning moods and fancy cocktails.
This cafe is located near the small town of the coast (a good wave comes.) They(owner family) wanted to build a small cafe. They wanted to design and to understand the features of the location. We wanted to design the cafe that seems to exist from the old days. Weekdays, inhabitants of near to this cafe are coming. Holiday, guests will come from Tokyo and Yokohama to this cafe.
Article source: Frits van Dongen, Patrick Koschuch
Grenswerk, part of the medieval city on the Maas river, is to become the future creative and cultural heart of Venlo. Specifically the parceling, typical of old town structures, was advised by the urban plan of AWG, as being a carrier of new architectural developments.
José Salinas from EXarchitects in collaboration with Antonio Garcia Perez Architects + Cruz y Pérez Arquitectos, in October 2012 won the first prize with the project of the construction of a coffee kiosk in the square next to “Puerta del Mar” in the heart of Adra (Almería).
Jury Cafe is located within the bluestone walls of a Melbourne historical site: Pentridge Village – formerly Pentridge Prison. The prison was decommissioned in 1997.
Today, a new iconic Volunteer House for the Danish Red Cross is being unveiled. The building is designed by Danish architects COBE in collaboration with PK3 landscape architects and Søren Jensen engineers.
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