“我们梦见了世界上最粉红、最积极、最开放的地方。来看看它“
这个难以置信的创新的想法，结合一家商店和一家咖啡馆，是一个更创新和勇敢的概念：所有的产品将在这里销售.粉色！

“We have dreamed about the pinkest and most positive and open place in the world. COME CHECK IT OUT”
This incredibly innovative idea of combining a shop with a café is defned by an even more innovative and brave concept: that all the products sold here will be... pink!

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(Marcin Ratajczak)

这个独特的粉红色任务是给予建筑师从模式：莉娜工作室，同时品牌的概念以及沟通策略是由最小工作室设计的。“我们对任何粉红色的事物都是开放的：积极的会议、活动、谈话、粉红色的物品和零食。我们对积极的事情了如指掌。“

This unique pink task was given to the architects from mode:lina studio, meanwhile the brand concept as well as the communication strategy was designed by the MINIMA studio. “We are open to everything that’s pink: positive meetings, events, conversations, pink objects and snacks. We know everything about the positive.”

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设计师们不得不面对这样的挑战：一家充满品种的商店与一家熙熙攘攘的咖啡馆结合在一起，所有的咖啡厅都只有45平方米。米！
最理想的解决方案是创建一个单一的悬挂结构，作为货架和天花板的功能。这样，博览会的面积就最大化了，同时又没有消耗掉令人难以置信的宝贵空间。

The designers had to meet the challenge of combining a store full of varieties with a bustling cafe, and all of it on just 45 sq. meters!
The most optimal solution was to create a single, suspended structure that would function both as shelves and the ceiling. This way the exposition area was maximized while not using up the incredibly valuable space.

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(Marcin Ratajczak)

“我希望我们的客人能感觉到他们已经进入了我们的家。”

“I want our guests to feel as if they have entered our home.”

为了满足在长时间交谈中被捕获的业主们的梦想，建筑师们决定用一个厨房岛取代传统的咖啡馆柜台。一个可以成为咖啡馆生活中心的地方。这种解决方案帮助模糊了staf和客户之间的界限，引入了一种宾至如归的感觉，同时还与模块化表一起，为不同事件的重新安排创造了一个空间。

To meet the dreams of the owners that were captured during long hours of conversations, the architects decided to substitute the traditional café counter with a kitchen island. A place that would be the center of the café’s life. This solution helped blur the line between the staf and the customers, introduce a homey feel, but also together with the modular tables, created a space easy to rearrange for diferent events.

为了最好地暴露粉红色的产品，建筑师使用原材料和对比材料，如胶合板和MFP板。他们还留下了原来的砖墙，在一些地方用陶瓷人字形瓷砖修补。

To best expose the pink products, the architects used raw and contrasting materials such as plywood and mfp boards. Also they left the original brick wall, in some places patching it up with ceramic herringbone tiles.

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(Marcin Ratajczak)