Pivvzza

Liquenlav developed an open kitchen restaurant in Soria, Spain, which is capable of hosting a collection of “basic tools” and that only occupy a total area of 40 sqm.

Liquenlav developed an open kitchen restaurant, capable of hosting a collection of “basic tools” and that only occupies a total area of forty square meters. The project serves to organize and store that set of objects and tools, an inventory that is completed with the rest of pieces needed in the restaurant.

The architects built a shelf that takes care of giving a specific place to each object. Different parts of the shelf appear as well as objects find their proper place and the space of the room is structured as if it was another element of our equation. The shelf becomes an element that stores and organizes, but is also capable of filtering the information that the client receives.

Pivvzza, Soria, Spain
Program: restaurant
Architect: Liquenlav – Valentín Sanz
Contractor: Construcciones y obras publicas Numaninas
Area: 40 sqm
Completion: 2016

Pivvzza

Liquenlav developed an open kitchen restaurant in Soria, Spain, which is capable of hosting a collection of “basic tools” and that only occupy a total area of 40 sqm.

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