A garage-turned-café in Shanghai gives the city’s cycling community a home base

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Design
Client
Spoke Beverage Room
Floor Area
58 sq-m
Office Coastline turned an industrial space into an inviting hub with pragmatic design and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow inviting cyclists and the wider community to gather and imbibe.
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