A New Put up-Pandemic Restaurant Archetype Emerges Close to the Globe

A new article-pandemic restaurant archetype emerges about the globe, from Turin to Bangkok.

The Third Spot, St. Petersburg, Russia by DA Bureau

Pictures by Sergey Melnikov. 

The courtyard of an abandoned 1843 mansion—used as a railway museum in the pre-Revolution Soviet period and currently currently being restored and remodeled by this firm—has been remodeled into a festive pop-up room for foodstuff and artwork festivals with beachy larch components, bivalve allusions, and a reflective aluminum-foil curtain on the facade. 

Oceanica, Makhachkala, Russia by Studio Shoo

Images by Katie Kutuzova.

For this seafood restaurant, the 5-calendar year-previous Moscow agency specializing in hospitality dove into marine-inspired aspects, using nautical rope as partitions, wavy coral-coloured polycarbonate by home windows, and droplet-condition pendant discs, all surrounded by regional artist Roman Lozovoy’s aquatic murals and a sea of tinted concrete flooring. 

Samna, Kiev, Ukraine by YOD Design

Photography by Andriy Bezuglov.

With a 19th-century materials palette—oak, leather-based, copper, steel, brick, plaster—and interiors bathed in a prosperous, heat glow, the project’s aspects nod to the exiled Turkish statesman (and attainable inspirer of The Rely of Monte Cristo) who when lived in the 1797 home that the three-stage Center Japanese eatery now partly occupies. 

Bun Burger, Turin, Italy by Masquespacio

Photography by Gregory Abbate. 

Memphis forms meet millennial shades and fonts at this swimming pool–inspired outpost of a Milan-centered chain, its arches, ceramic tile, changes in flooring level, and monochromatic palettes helping to create a few distinctive environments corresponding to 3 storefront home windows. 

Spice & Barley Restaurant, Bangkok by Enter Tasks

Pictures by William Barrington-Binns.

Evoking amber lager becoming poured into a tall glass, the striking golden columns that billow up to the 98-foot-higher ceiling in this craft-beer lounge are the consequence of fusing 3D technological innovation with regular Thai solutions of weaving normal rattan, a sustainable product best for making such absolutely free-flowing geometries. 

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