'The restaurant is placed on the ground-floor of an old building in bairro alto, lisbon’s city centre. The unity of the two spaces is given by the wooden material (osb) that fully coats the space (floor, walls and ceiling) in both rooms with a height of 2,85m. Some square holes were here and there made in this wooden coating in order to illuminate the space by showing the light that is placed behind. The separation between the eating area and the services area is made by a Portuguese black tile wall, which marks the change in materials and draws the line to where the kitchen, bar and toilets are.'
via: www.archdaily.com
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