e-architect select restaurant building designs from around the world from around the globe. Discover new dining architecture projects with building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Restaurant building news from across the globe.
The website features a selection of the best new restaurant building designs around the world, by respected designers.
In addition, we post information and images of significant contemporary architecture projects on this international website. Our focus is on internationally-significant cafe architectural works.
Design: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios. The vision for Oxford Road’s new neighbourhood is closer to realisation after joint venture partners Select Property Group and Bruntwood were given planning permission for the biggest planning application of the scheme.
Design: Isabel Lopez Vilata + Asociados, architects. Popular eatery New York Burger opened a new branch of its restaurant chain in the Almagro neighborhood of Madrid, known for its aristocratic residences, which nowadays are mainly public buildings and offices.
Design: Sid Lee Architecture. A joint work between MASSIVart, W Montréal, BPC, SID LEE Architecture and Ivanhoé Cambridge: this unique restaurant, placed on the ground floor, mixes art and lifestyle. Ê.a.t (Être Avec Toi) blurs the boundaries of art access by offering its clients art right on their table.
Design: Only If, Architects. In early 2016, a new specialty espresso bar opened in a subway concourse of the Fulton Street station in Manhattan’s Financial District. The architects were commissioned to develop an innovative architectural and interior design for this unusual and small underground site, measuring only 550 square feet in area.
Design: Foolscap Studio. Noma Australia is a temporary restaurant for Noma Copenhagen sited within the sculptural Anadara building in Sydney Australia’s Bangaroo precinct on the western edge of Sydney Harbour.
Studio DiDeA converts a former tailor’s shop in Muddica, a two rooms restaurant and Sicilian deli shop. The client asked for a cozy and friendly place where to sit and eat or just buying traditional products.
Design: Oz Architects – Tommy Bahama Honolulu Restaurant Bar & Store chose the vibrant beachfront neighbourhood of Waikiki as the location for their newest opening.
‘The Kettle’ cafe-kiosk in Dunollie Museum, Castle and Grounds is the most structurally ambitious live-build project delivered during Tog Studio, an intensive ten-day summer school led by architecture and engineering graduates.
Design: Stephane Malka Architecture. OxyGen is the winning project for the development of La Défense’s Vignes area. OxyGen is a door ,a physical and visual input penetrating from the tracks and the banks of Neuilly sur Seine.
Design: AAP – Associated Architects Partnership. Dallah is a traditional coffee pot used to brew and serve “qahwat dallah”; an Arabic type of coffee specifically known to the Gulf or the Arabian Peninsula region.
Sited amidst the busy streets of Green Park, New Delhi, Group DCA architects was asked to create a café cum bar that calls itself the Backyard and even amidst the framework of chaos provides an aura of relaxation and happiness by means of every detail.
Design: Arqmov Workshop. Within a neoclassical-style building, between 5th Ave and Madison in NYC, in a 210 sqm shop, the interiors were developed for this italo-french restaurant which served lunch and dinner within the restaurant and its terrace.
Architects: Technē. One of Coburg’s most historically significant sites, the old heritage-listed laundry and D Division at the former Pentridge Prison, is set to be transformed into a buzzing restaurant, bar, brewery and laneway precinct with the owner of the Post Office Hotel, Danial Caneva at the helm.
Design: Lotfi Sidirahal Architects. The concept is the Pastry box ribbons, “usually twisted when trying to confine the cake box. The twist’s dynamic is used to create a double skin facade that adapts to the different uses and orientations”.
Design: Hisanori Ban of bandesign, Architects. Inspired by a row of cherry trees: Strongly connecting with nature, the ‘motive’ is an invitation for visitors by the reflective gables creating a forest of cherry trees.
Design: Lee Boyd Designers + Architects. Residents in the village of Humbie, in East Lothian, have welcomed the recent opening of the new Humbie Hub in the heart of the village
Design: AHMM. Television Centre, the iconic former home of the BBC in London’s White City, will launch residential sales to the public in April 2016.