Coffee recommended by Beijing Cafe | Mountain Coffee in Beijing

Ninety-five percent of the content I posted in Subscription account is foreign information. There are two reasons for this, one is that cafes and Western-style dining space are Polai culture, so a lot of visual inspiration must come from Europe and the United States and other regions. Second, without pretending to say, the design of the world is a big copy, we have to copy and try to copy foreign fresh things, there is no lack of high-quality design, but frankly speaking, many bosses do not think that design is very important, so there are many cases of copying each other. If you ask me to copy it again, I really can't do it.

But today I still have a coffee shop in Beijing. Although I personally don't like it, if you want me to talk about one or two advantages, it is light and pattern. Sounds a little reluctant, doesn't it?! Continue to say something without pretending to be forced, yes. But still the pertinent sentence can fool almost everyone, the design is very subjective, I am not exempt from vulgarity. Just because I don't like it doesn't mean people don't think it's nutritious.

The next is the reprinted content.

The project is located on the east side of Beijing Jingyuan Art Center, and the owner wants to make a "free coffee shop" on the first and second floors of the office building, so that customers can stay and communicate freely. Because the first store of "Mountain Coffee" is located at the foot of Xiangshan Mountain in Beijing, this store in the downtown area also hopes to smell the smell of "Mountain".

The budget of such a cafe is limited, so the space can only be constructed with common materials. The interesting place is that the height of one layer is 3.8 meters, the single layer is too high, and the two floors are more tense, how to conceive such a space is full of challenges. From the "Mountain" to Su Shi's poem: "across the side of the winding mountain is a steep peak, far and near to see the past in a variety of ways." The reason why we can't know the true face of Lushan Mountain is because we are in the middle of these mountains. " So on a whim, he dug another meter down in the middle of the space, and then built a mezzanine above. When customers step down into the "negative layer" dug out through the mezzanine, they create a space experience of "entering the mountain". Another mezzanine space is relatively short, customers can only sit or lie in it, three or two people chatting here is also a good place to go.

A cabin was made under the staircase leading to the second floor, which was hidden behind it. The second floor is divided into several small spaces, there is no physical partition wall, replaced by green plant shelves, with the passage of time, green plants adjust the natural form, the wind blowing, sitting down, facing the warm sun, very comfortable.

This is a space that we build a free organization, flexible application, can grow, there is a living space. Every brick and wood leaves traces of the workers' work, and there is some kind of spaced "dialogue" with the people who use the space.