Elephant Grounds Cafe will naturally take to the streets of Hong Kong.

Designers from JJA / Bespoke Architecture used warm wooden boards to package the corner cafe so that it could not only integrate into adjacent stores, but also communicate more directly with people passing by on the street. People seem to have to sit down and have a rest and have something to drink when they come here.

For example, at the entrance of Elephant Grounds Cafe, the designer retreated the space about 1.2m inward, creating a semi-outdoor bar space-al-fresco atmosphere. Secondly, the restaurant all adopted the design of large black panes along the side of the road.

When the weather is good, the lower part of the window can be pulled up and fully opened, and the people inside can choose to sit inside or do the street. At the same time, people outside can easily see the internal state of the coffee shop, but will anyone run singles in such a design?