U Coppu / Studio DiDeA
?U? Coppu? is a deli shop for fried food, designed with the aim to bring indoors Sicilian street food.
© Studio Didea and Dario De Benedictis
Architects: Studio DiDeA
Location: Favignana TP, Italy
Architects In Charge: Nicola Giuseppe Andò, Emanuela Di Gaetano, Giuseppe De Lisi, Alfonso Riccio
Area: 78.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Studio Didea and Dario De Benedictis
Collaborator: Dario De Benedictis
Contractor: Giuseppe Morghese
© Studio Didea and Dario De Benedictis
?U? Coppu? is a deli shop for fried food, designed with the aim to bring indoors Sicilian street food.
© Studio Didea and Dario De Benedictis
The project maintains unaltered the original vaulted spaces, where the new functions are hosted: seating area, the kitchen and the laboratory.
© Studio Didea and Dario De Benedictis
The counter evokes a typical street food?s counter. It is made by simple material such as larch, glass and a iron framework, from which light bulbs hang, illuminating the whole space.
Plan
The seating area is separated from the kitchen by a glazed wall that allows customers to see food preparation, that is served in coppu, the typical street food paper cone.
© Studio Didea and Dario De Benedictis
The floor is made by ...
© Studio Didea and Dario De Benedictis
Architects: Studio DiDeA
Location: Favignana TP, Italy
Architects In Charge: Nicola Giuseppe Andò, Emanuela Di Gaetano, Giuseppe De Lisi, Alfonso Riccio
Area: 78.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Studio Didea and Dario De Benedictis
Collaborator: Dario De Benedictis
Contractor: Giuseppe Morghese
© Studio Didea and Dario De Benedictis
?U? Coppu? is a deli shop for fried food, designed with the aim to bring indoors Sicilian street food.
© Studio Didea and Dario De Benedictis
The project maintains unaltered the original vaulted spaces, where the new functions are hosted: seating area, the kitchen and the laboratory.
© Studio Didea and Dario De Benedictis
The counter evokes a typical street food?s counter. It is made by simple material such as larch, glass and a iron framework, from which light bulbs hang, illuminating the whole space.
Plan
The seating area is separated from the kitchen by a glazed wall that allows customers to see food preparation, that is served in coppu, the typical street food paper cone.
© Studio Didea and Dario De Benedictis
The floor is made by ...
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