Peabodys coffee shop

The coffee shop by Milan-based studio Modourbano in London is marked by the warmth of wood, a modern and minimal feel which is at the same time domestic and familiar.

Located in London, in the Atkinson Morley Wing of the St. George Hospital, the pilot project of a franchise group develops an innovative approach to the idea of coffee shop. Wood is the protagonist of the project; a number of boxes with a natural and sinuous geometry, parametrically distributed, descends from the ceiling hiding within the technical elements of the air conditioning and lights, and also ensuring greater acoustic comfort.

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Modourbano, Peabodys coffee shop, London, 2017

Modourbano, Peabodys coffee shop, London, 2017

Modourbano, Peabodys coffee shop, London, 2017

Modourbano, Peabodys coffee shop, London, 2017

Modourbano, Peabodys coffee shop, plan

Modourbano, Peabodys coffee shop, section

The customer is embraced by the warmth of wood, a modern and minimal feel which is at the same time domestic and familiar. The same materials are also found on the main counter and on furniture complements; benches and tables are designed by Modourbano for Peabodys and they configure the open space in small clusters with a well handled privacy.

Peabodys coffee shop, London
Program: coffee shop
Architect: Modourbano – Marco Zuttioni and Luca Romagnoli
Collaborators: Ambra Chiesa, Luca Colli, Lorenzo Cristoforetti, Milan Dragoljevic, Ester Ippolito, Veronica Julita, Ana Magro Figueiredo, Hervé Matondo Fundani
Consultant: Alessandro Costa
Contractor: North West Commercial Construction Ltd
Area: 83 sqm
Completion: 2017

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