Tokyo Smoke Found / fong architect

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Toronto, Canada
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On a quiet street, off the beaten track in downtown Toronto, Steven Fong Architect collaborated with design entrepreneur Lorne Gertner to turn a small gap between two converted warehouse buildings into a coffee shop and showroom. A repurposed shipping container houses the walk-up barista station, with both street-side and interior counters. Throughout the 330sf space, custom-fabricated and appropriated metal shelving holds an ever- changing collection of staple merchandise, one-off curiosities and accessories.

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• Features barista station and merchandise area

• Communal table 6 seats

• Bar ledge 6 seats

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Address:Toronto, ON, Canada

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Cite: "Tokyo Smoke Found / fong architect" 14 Mar 2016. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/783684/tokyo-smoke-found-steven-fong-architect> ISSN 0719-8884

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