The spatial dimensions are like building blocks. Layers are superimposed. Each layer has the same trajectory and it doesn’t seem to matter. Living in the “sensory world,” we feel the tangible flow of nature: seeds are buried in the earth, germinating, growing, and withering.
The spatial dimension is like a building block. The layers are superimposed. Each layer has the same trajectory, which does not seem to matter. Living in the "sensory world", we feel a natural physical flow: the seeds are buried underground, germinating, growing and withering.
The exterior of the cafe is wrapped in red
weathering steel and white concrete. There are different manhole covers on the ground in front of the entrance, which lead people to the coffee shop, and windows connect the indoor and outdoor spaces. Simple interior space with plants painted on the walls, then logos and mottos on
corten steel plates and storefronts.
▼External view of the cafe
▼Courtyard at the entrance
▼Entrance
▼Various well lids decorated on the ground, leading people into the shop
The “flowing” feeling world will die and will rot. What is interesting is that when things do not exist in space and time, ideas are formed.
▼Window connects the interior and the exterior
▼Close view of the furniture
The fuzzy concept we express in life, such as “grass”, is a form, then it is eternal stay in the world of ideas.
▼Logos and mottos on the
weathering steel plates and walls
