OkiDoki Matcha Bar: Minimalist Concept in Historic Building in Wrocław
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OkiDoki Matcha Bar: Minimalist Concept in Historic Building in Wrocław

The OkiDoki Matcha Bar, which secured Third Place, is located inside the emblematic Feniks building, dated 1904, situated in Wrocław. This building was previously the Barasch Brothers Department Store and is located at Szewska Street, number 75.

The establishment features a minimalist matcha bar design. The project manages to integrate visible architectural heritage with a vibrant blue Yves Klein mural, thus establishing a modern urban refuge centered on the concept of 'communion in solitude.'

Historically, the location functioned as a fabric store, and this continuous tradition of personal expression through commerce was fundamental as a reference point for the development of this project.

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