From street to seat, this café calls on its context to carve a space for connection
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W9G6+3WV, Gong Men Kou Xi Cha, Xi Cheng Qu, Bei Jing Shi, China, 100033
Design
Client
JM Café
Area
210 sq-m
Situated in Beijing’s Xicheng district and just stone’s throw away from the White Pagoda Temple, JM Café takes visual cues from the surrounding street to bring the outside in.
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