Sustainable Cut Out Cafe
Here is an interesting concept, something that many may perhaps trace to their younger years. Many of us are bound to have come across using cutouts to create something and the BAKOKO Sustainable Timber Café seems to be a life-like rendition of that concept.
But unlike those cut-outs, this is a larger version, making use of timber walls which can be punched out to become the chairs and tables of this sustainable café. This makes the whole thing sustainable and easy to ship.
While the cut out timber walls accounts for the chairs and tables, the left shaped holes then becomes the windows for the café, uniquely shaped and thus offering a sustainable café that should spur up some business ideas for people wherever they may want to put it up.
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Categories: Consumerism, Green Architecture.
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