Project Year:2021
Project Area: 50 m2
Cafe-bar
Balik
In the morning — coffee and breakfasts.
In the evening — wine and cocktails.
A place where generations meet.
In the evening — wine and cocktails.
A place where generations meet.
BALIK — means “baby” in Armenian.
A project created by a mother and daughter from Armenia, where personal history became part of the architecture.
The central element — a curtain made of leather fringe above the bar.
It adds depth, moves with the light, and shifts the atmosphere of the space.
Its geometry subtly echoes motifs found in Armenian architecture.
Different lighting scenarios allow the space to transform easily
from day to night — from coffee to cocktails.
BALIK — a place where day and night speak the same language.
A project created by a mother and daughter from Armenia, where personal history became part of the architecture.
The central element — a curtain made of leather fringe above the bar.
It adds depth, moves with the light, and shifts the atmosphere of the space.
Its geometry subtly echoes motifs found in Armenian architecture.
Different lighting scenarios allow the space to transform easily
from day to night — from coffee to cocktails.
BALIK — a place where day and night speak the same language.
Project Year:2021
Project Area: 50 m2
Cafe-bar
Balik
In the morning — coffee and breakfasts.
In the evening — wine and cocktails.
A place where generations meet.
In the evening — wine and cocktails.
A place where generations meet.
BALIK — means “baby” in Armenian.
A project created by a mother and daughter from Armenia, where personal history became part of the architecture.
The central element — a curtain made of leather fringe above the bar.
It adds depth, moves with the light, and shifts the atmosphere of the space.
Its geometry subtly echoes motifs found in Armenian architecture.
Different lighting scenarios allow the space to transform easily
from day to night — from coffee to cocktails.
BALIK — a place where day and night speak the same language.
A project created by a mother and daughter from Armenia, where personal history became part of the architecture.
The central element — a curtain made of leather fringe above the bar.
It adds depth, moves with the light, and shifts the atmosphere of the space.
Its geometry subtly echoes motifs found in Armenian architecture.
Different lighting scenarios allow the space to transform easily
from day to night — from coffee to cocktails.
BALIK — a place where day and night speak the same language.
