Spaghetti Kitchen Bar

Post soviet metal structure building, originally designed as a “private club”, converted into a fanciful complex of three semi-independent recreation areas, at the edge of the indust’real’ chic, effortlessly stylish though. The third area, actually overall new designed, as a modern “glass house”, becomes an extension of the issued yard, contrived by numerous listed trees. The skylight’s insertion, comes of the roof’s cut-out, enhances the three parallel zones arranged main area, providing an astounding sense of entering, and focusing on the overtly visible show kitchen. The adjacent raised prosciutto bar, treated as an enclave, is accessible through an intentionally small staircase, leading to a marginally low zone, effectively unburdened through the double height skylight’s installation, amplified by the fireplace’s proportions.