Cafe and Restaurant Design
Interior design and spatial planning for cafes, restaurants, and food service establishments.
MTT Wraps a Damyang Café Around a Garden Lawn with a Chain of Low, Slate-Roofed Pavilions
In Damyang, South Korea, a 2,317 m² café bends its low glazed wings around a planted lawn, letting the garden, not the building, take center stage.
Matter of Something Fits a Matcha Tea Garden into a 33 m² Former Garage in South Jakarta
In Jakarta's Panglima Polim, Jun Matcha Club compresses a gravel tea path, glazed tile counter and timber ceiling into a single narrow room.
Ruth Uanzekin-Portfolio-2025
A collection of 3 projects completed for studio and competition briefs, ranging from retail to hospitality.
INS Studio Wraps a Maros Coffee Shop in Terracotta Lattice to Frame the Hills Beyond Makassar
In Maros, on the edge of Makassar, Common Days Cafe stacks three floors behind a breathing terracotta screen that swaps street views for hills and light.
Madarq studio Turns a Leftover Food Court Corner in San Pedro Garza García into a Pink-Lit Restaurant
In San Pedro Garza García, Mexico, a glowing ceiling disc and a borrowed garden give a 150 m² food court restaurant its own center and identity.
Cafezinn Café by Vapor arquitetura: A Tranquil Urban Refuge in São Paulo
Cafezinn Café blends modern minimalism with natural elements, creating a serene urban retreat through adaptive reuse and thoughtful architectural design.
Modum Atelier Grafts a Glass and Timber Pavilion onto a Qing Dynasty Qilou to Make a Zhongshan Café
On Zhongshan's Minzu Road, a 77 m² café keeps its Jiaqing-era brick firewalls and timber frame while steel, glass and timber add a modern pavilion.
TEKI Design Wraps a Harajuku Blue Bottle Café in Curved Steel and Opens a Slice of Sky Between Buildings
In Shibuya's Harajuku, an 82 m² Blue Bottle café pairs a sweeping stainless steel wall with rammed earth, mirrored ceilings and a new passage.
OUT Architecture Turns a Coffee Cup Stain into a Broken Ring of Benches on a London Market Corner
A broken ring of steel and cork benches outside an Aldgate café reclaims an overlooked Petticoat Lane corner for the London Festival of Architecture 2026.
Estúdio Cajalima Stacks a Sandwich Library into a 60 m² Shop Inside São Paulo's Galeria Metrópole
In República, São Paulo, a tiled counter, a blue mesh mezzanine and a saturated red palette turn a tiny gallery unit into an archive of flavors.
Barde vanVoltt Splits a 100 m² Amsterdam Coffee Roastery into a Bright Shop and a Hidden Tasting Room
In Amsterdam, DAK Coffee Roasters uses brick, hammered steel and a metal-lined passage to lead visitors from espresso bar to secret cupping room.
MARCOZERO Studio Turns a 35 m² Ground Floor in a 1950s Brazilian Building into a Street-Facing Flower Shop
A compact florist in Brazil strips a 1950s ground floor back to 4 m, lets louvered glass and vines blur the shopfront, and keeps the flowers in charge.
Florian Mouafo | Portfolio 2026
Selected works in architecture, BIM coordination, computational design, façade development, hospitality design, and resilient coastal systems.
Rama Estudio Paints a Yellow Path Through a Mostly Underground Office Canteen in Quito
In Quito's Ekopark, a 290 m² restaurant under a LEED office tower uses epoxy floors, plywood terraces and raw services to serve up to 600 diners a day.
Francesc Rifé Studio Turns a Former Valencia Aircraft Hangar into a Dark-Toned Gastronomic Market
In Valencia's Eixample, Merkato wraps a restaurant, bakery and deli in blackened pine, charcoal terracotta and steel mesh beneath a skylit hangar roof.
Stone Experience Center, MM Galleri at Indonesia Design District
Most experience centers focus on showcasing products, yet rarely deliver true experience. MM Galleri redefines this by creating an ecosystem of activities where natural stone is lived, not just seen. Designed with CNS Designworks, the space integrates dynamic events, immersive sequences, and innovative marble applications. More than a showroom, MM Galleri is a platform where material, technology, and human experience come together.
Rama Estudio Turns the Base of an Ecuadorian Office Tower into a Plywood and Yellow Resin Restaurant
In Tower 4 of Ecuador's Ekopark corporate center, a 290 m² restaurant uses tiered plywood seating and a glossy yellow floor to tame a raw concrete shell.
All Arquitectura Fits a Bicycle and Goods Shop into 96 Square Meters of Plywood, Breeze Block and Concrete in Mexico
A 96-square-meter shop in Mexico where pegboard plywood, a perforated block screen and one long white plinth carry bikes, clothing and eyewear.
