As the oldest structure in Leiden, dating back to 1060, the Burcht van Leiden castle is one of the most evocative places in the city.
Project name
Hotel Rumour
Location
Leiden, The Netherlands
Photography
Maarten Willemstein
Design team
Studio Modijefsky; Esther Stam, Agnese Pellino, Felicia Ureña, Ivana Stella, Beau van der Schoot, Mathilda Legrand, Marie Pierron, Sofia Masselli, Christel Willers
Interior design
Studio Modijefsky
Built area
386 m² interior & 150 m² exterior
Typology
Hospitality › Cafe, Bar & Restaurant
The interior design studio Between the Walls is actively expanding, crossing new borders, and presenting its second project in Paris — Bon Bouquet Cafe. The establishment belongs to the renowned French company The Hungry Family. This is one of the group's key projects, marking a significant milestone in their restaurant business.
Project name
Bon Bouquet Cafe
Architecture firm
Between the Walls
Location
30 Rue Le Peletier, Paris, France 75009
Photography
Ivan Avdieienko
Principal architect
Victoria Karieva
Design team
Victoria Karieva
Collaborators
Video: Ivan Semak; Andrii Anisimov
Interior design
Between the Walls
Supervision
Between the walls
Material
Microcement, acoustic foam, paint, plaster, metal, wood, travertine.
Typology
Hospitality › Cafe
This space is a manifestation of art and tranquility, embodied in a modern and minimalist design. A place where soft lights, like the morning breeze, dance across polished surfaces, bringing a sense of freshness and vitality to every corner.
Architecture firm
Sizan Studio
Tools used
Midjourney AI, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Marjan Parvizi
Design team
Sizan Architects
Visualization
Marjan Parvizi
Typology
Hospitality › Cafe
Step into a world where literature and design intertwine, where every page turned is matched by a stroke of aesthetic brilliance. Welcome to our Bookstore Cafe, where the warmth of a good book meets the embrace of thoughtful design.
Architecture firm
Minoo Zidehsaraei
Location
Seoul, South Korea
Tools used
Midjourney AI, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Minoo Zidehsaraei
Visualization
Minoo Zidehsaraei
Typology
Hospitality › Cafe
Based on urban, architectural, landscape, and social connections, we decode the territory. The resulting design makes the park accessible and preserves its original landscape values. The concept is spatially dominated by the void in the center of the park with its cultural and social potential and a defined ring of mature trees, which we complement...
Project name
The Moravian Square Park Revitalisation
Architecture firm
Consequence forma architects
Location
Moravian Square, Brno, Czech Republic
Principal architect
Martin Sládek, Janica Šipulová
Collaborators
Landscape-vegetation solutions: Klára Zahradníčkova. Children's elements, collaboration on the ellipse: Richard Loskot. ㅤ Project coordinator: Nina Vlček Ličková [Consequence forma architects.] Engineering: Barbora Bělunková [Consequence forma architects]. Landscape architecture, architecture: Jan Schleider, Petra Buganská [Consequence forma architects]. Partial cooperation: Prokop Matěj, Zuzana Včeláková, Katka Hlavičková [Consequence forma architects]. ㅤ Landscape supervision: Karin Standler. Architectural supervision: Franz Sumnitsch. Rainwater management: Jiří Vítek. Arborist: David Hora. Perennials and bulbs: Ondřej Fous and Michaela Sinkulova. Grass communities: Marie Straková. Budget: Rudolf Hlaváč, Hana Pollertová. Standard furnishing design: mmcité. Statics of the café roof: Radek Bartoněk. Traffic and technical consultation: Petr Bijok. Construction technical consultation: Babka & Šuchma. Gravel technical consultation: Karel Zlatuška
Area
Built-up area 334 m² pavilion [café with terrace] 41 m² engine room of the fountain with water tank [underground] 304 m² discovered salvaged cellar of the German House [underground]; Site area total area of the park including the perimeter walkway 22 365 m² vegetation and paved areas 19 887 m²
Material
Park designer play elements – galvanized steel construction with polyurethane coating standard furniture – jatoba wood with oil, steel, concrete biological edge – a community of trees, shrubs and plants (perennials, bulbs) forming a biotope shady grass-herb meadow picnic lawn central area – light-coloured granite cut paving designer fountain – forming a water mirror with a diameter of 30 m wooden designer bench – urban arena, jatoba wood, metal structure fog and classic nozzles, fountain troughs – stainless steel designer grilles – stainless steel designer corten surrounds and gutter grilles light-coloured granite cut paving with stone kerbs – backbone roads light-coloured paving - around the café and at the widened entrances to the park stone carpet – circular route combed concrete – radial link road grassed light granite paving – minor junctions, and space around the café Café corten facade cladding - weather-resistant steel steel structure – café roof with terrace polished stainless steel column – art object and café roof support structural aluminium glazing ceramic blocks filled with mineral insulation – café perimeter masonry polished concrete – café floor stone wall cladding – sanitary facilities ceramic tiles and tiles – café and sanitary facilities plasterboard ceilings – café and sanitary facilities 3 mineral insulation – café roof graphite EPS – floor insulation phenolic foam insulation – reinforced concrete structures steel - café interior fibreglass – roofing of the café and terrace solid wooden planks – terrace wooden ceiling – KVH prisms
Client
Office of the Municipal District of Brno-střed
Nestled in the heart of Sector 10, Chandigarh, Peter Rabbit Cafe emerges as an oasis of warmth and tranquility amidst the bustling coffee scene. Since its inception, this quaint establishment has sought to carve out a distinct identity in a market saturated with commercial ventures, guided by the passion of its owners, who are true aficionados of b...
Project name
Peter Rabbit Cafe
Architecture firm
Design i.O
Location
Chandigarh, India
Design team
Palak Singla, Saurabh Singla, Paras Malik
Typology
Hospitality › Cafe
Situated in a bustling commercial area of Chandigarh, Sage café stands as a beacon of architectural and design detail. Its interior is characterized by the use of contemporary grid patterned green tiles on the floor and walls, which sets a modern chic yet a timeless and warm tone for the space. This unique volume is enhanced by verdant vines that c...
Project name
Sage - Café and Bistro
Architecture firm
Loop Design Studio
Location
Chandigarh, India
Photography
Purnesh Dev Nikhanjh
Principal architect
Nikhil Pratap Singh, Suvrita Bhardwaj
Design team
Himani Bansal, Akshita Saklani, Rythm Bansal
Collaborators
• Furniture: Parman Designs, Spazio by Furniture Concepts • Ceramics: Aditi Mittal
Construction
Karve Infra Pvt. Ltd.
Material
granite, granite textures, terrazzo tables, banana paper
Client
Sudarshan Patel, Piyush Jain
Typology
Hospitality › Cafe
"Snidanishna" is a new story of Ukrainian cuisine in the center of Kharkiv, which was opened in March 2024. The interior design of "Snidanishna" was realized by the team of the Ukrainian architectural bureau IK-architects.
Architecture firm
IK-architects
Location
Kharkiv, Ukraine
Photography
Lutov Pavlo, Dychek Dmytro
Principal architect
Kateryna Yarova
Design team
IK-architects
Interior design
IK-architects
Lighting
Light &Tradition, Terra-svet, Agara, Nowodvorski, Maytoni, Imperium Light
Visualization
Kateryna Yarova
Supervision
Kateryna Yarova
Material
Wood, ceramics, reed, wool, glass
Typology
Hospitality › Café
