This South Korean café carves out a transition space between city and nature
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Location
Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, South Korea
Design, Architecture
Nameless Architecture
Floor Area
810 sq-m
Nameless Architecture’s design for Café Teri weaves into the Daejong, South Korea shop’s mountainous surroundings, providing customers with ample space indoors
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