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Cafe 220°
Cafe 220°
5, Chiemseegasse, Salzburg, Austria
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Cafe 220°
5, Chiemseegasse, Salzburg, Austria
A cafe with everything that makes it a cafe. The client wanted a qualitative Cafe with an
integrated coffee roaster designed by Franz Riebenbauer from Vienna in collaboration
with us as architects. The concept: The challenge was to use the very limited space available
to achieve the sense of a spacious cafe. For this,
a design vocabulary of wood furniture, cream colors and leather presented
itself. The use of stools instead of chairs makes the room feel
larger and has also been very well received. A
continuous bench along the outside wall emphasizes the length of the room and extends
the space.The organization of background spaces - guest
toilets, kitchen, preparation areas, offices and staff toilets - have been
completely reorganized with the aim of severing the service areas from public
areas. A displacement ventilation system has been installed
under the continuous bench to achieve a permanent high air quality.The bar is formally simple and monolithic in its
execution in concrete and has a reassuring presence in the room. An
all-around and back-lit glass strip in the floor separates the monolith from
the ground making it appear lighter without losing its character.
Show
roasting: A coffee roaster is
an integral part of the Cafe area. There, the self-imported Arabia-beans
from Guatemala will be freshly roasted and served, as well as exhibited and
sold in a separate sales area. Ventilation over an existing chimney of the
immediately adjacent neighbor's house was a challenge to be mastered. A very small portion of
the exhaust air is during the roasting process smuggled into the air to the
fine fragrance throughout the room to spread fresh cafe. Cafe Bean as a sample: An abstract Bean Cafe was spotted as a wall
pattern using matrices. The pattern appears at the sign above the entrance and a
wall relief of the cafe and back on. In addition, the cups, plates, napkins and coffee packs were designed with
this logo.
integrated coffee roaster designed by Franz Riebenbauer from Vienna in collaboration
with us as architects. The concept: The challenge was to use the very limited space available
to achieve the sense of a spacious cafe. For this,
a design vocabulary of wood furniture, cream colors and leather presented
itself. The use of stools instead of chairs makes the room feel
larger and has also been very well received. A
continuous bench along the outside wall emphasizes the length of the room and extends
the space.The organization of background spaces - guest
toilets, kitchen, preparation areas, offices and staff toilets - have been
completely reorganized with the aim of severing the service areas from public
areas. A displacement ventilation system has been installed
under the continuous bench to achieve a permanent high air quality.The bar is formally simple and monolithic in its
execution in concrete and has a reassuring presence in the room. An
all-around and back-lit glass strip in the floor separates the monolith from
the ground making it appear lighter without losing its character.
Show
roasting: A coffee roaster is
an integral part of the Cafe area. There, the self-imported Arabia-beans
from Guatemala will be freshly roasted and served, as well as exhibited and
sold in a separate sales area. Ventilation over an existing chimney of the
immediately adjacent neighbor's house was a challenge to be mastered. A very small portion of
the exhaust air is during the roasting process smuggled into the air to the
fine fragrance throughout the room to spread fresh cafe. Cafe Bean as a sample: An abstract Bean Cafe was spotted as a wall
pattern using matrices. The pattern appears at the sign above the entrance and a
wall relief of the cafe and back on. In addition, the cups, plates, napkins and coffee packs were designed with
this logo.
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