Glen Manor Haus
baukultur/ca
Crédit photo :
Michael Peart
Glen Manor Haus
baukultur/ca
Crédit photo :
Michael Peart
Glen Manor Haus
baukultur/ca
Crédit photo :
Michael Peart
Glen Manor Haus
baukultur/ca
Crédit photo :
Michael Peart
Glen Manor Haus
baukultur/ca
Crédit photo :
Michael Peart
Glen Manor Haus
baukultur/ca
Crédit photo :
baukultur/ca
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Glen Manor Haus
baukultur/ca
Crédit photo :
baukultur/ca
Café Lion
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
An oversized east-facing window fills the space with natural light while framing a lively street view. A narrow bar counter crafted from solid maple runs along the window, creating an inviting spot to enjoy a coffee, people-watch, or for quiet reflection.
Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy
Café Lion
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
The design is anchored by the long service counter that spans the length of the space, featuring a sculptural, fluted wood front and a sleek white quartzite countertop.
Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy
Café Lion
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
The counter’s curved end, guides customers toward the ordering area while also directing them around a corner where they can customize their drinks without disrupting the flow of others entering the café.
Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy
Café Lion
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy
Café Lion
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
The space is designed for versatility, with movable tables and track-mounted rice paper lanterns that can be rearranged to suit casual meetups or tasting events.
Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy
Café Lion
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
Framed by a geometric wood partition that maintains the space’s open, airy feel, this cozy corner offers a spot for relaxation, with wood accents and minimalist decor.
Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy
Café Lion
Dubbeldam Architecture + Design
A large, street-facing window turns the café’s bar seating into a warm, welcoming beacon for the neighbourhood.
Crédit photo :
Scott Norsworthy
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