SUSURU / Prevalent
Situated in a prominent building from 1906, SUSURU Ramen and Gyoza bar enlivens the façade and street it rests on. Working closely with the City Council, the design breaks away from the traditional mining aesthetic typical of the area. As the city grows and develops, it attracts more foreign attention, whom don't necessarily have the same rapport with what was largely a mining town many years ago. The SUSURU restaurant is for the newcomers, for those visiting, and most importantly, for those long term residents wanting to see the city develop and diversify.
© Jan Vranovsky
Architects: Prevalent
Location: 140 King St, Newcastle NSW 2300, Australia
Architect In Charge: Ben Berwick
Area: 250.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Jan Vranovsky
© Jan Vranovsky
Situated in a prominent building from 1906, SUSURU Ramen and Gyoza bar enlivens the façade and street it rests on. Working closely with the City Council, the design breaks away from the traditional mining aesthetic typical of the area. As the city grows and develops, it attracts more foreign attention, whom don't necessarily have the same rapport with what was largely a mining town many years ago. The SUSURU restaurant is for the newcomers, for those visiting, and most importantly, for those long term residents wanting to see the city develop and diversify.
© Jan Vranovsky
With the introduction of a new and foreign food...
© Jan Vranovsky
Architects: Prevalent
Location: 140 King St, Newcastle NSW 2300, Australia
Architect In Charge: Ben Berwick
Area: 250.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Jan Vranovsky
© Jan Vranovsky
Situated in a prominent building from 1906, SUSURU Ramen and Gyoza bar enlivens the façade and street it rests on. Working closely with the City Council, the design breaks away from the traditional mining aesthetic typical of the area. As the city grows and develops, it attracts more foreign attention, whom don't necessarily have the same rapport with what was largely a mining town many years ago. The SUSURU restaurant is for the newcomers, for those visiting, and most importantly, for those long term residents wanting to see the city develop and diversify.
© Jan Vranovsky
With the introduction of a new and foreign food...
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