At approximately 400 square metres, the project is not conceived as a single venue, but as a framework for occupation. A café, restaurant, roastery and takeaway are integrated into a continuous environment, supporting 105 patrons across a range of conditions, from private dining to casual engagement. Each zone is distinct yet interconnected, allowing the space to operate as a cohesive system rather than a collection of parts.

The existing tenancy presented a series of awkward conditions, irregular geometries, residual curves and misaligned building elements that resisted clarity. Rather than respond to each condition individually, the project establishes a unifying system that rationalises and simplifies the space, allowing a consistent spatial logic to override and absorb these irregularities without adding complexity.