You Can Never get Enough of Coffe, Dunes and Good Food
The basis of this project is based on a green philosophy, being present in all materials to be produced.
Whether in the tableware on the terrace, in the disposable cups produced with recycled materials, or even in all merchandising and give-away materials, ecological concerns will be a constant.
The classic Symbol/Seal represents a “White Wagtail” bird, which is one of the protected species that we can observe from the esplanade. This element gives the brand sympathy and represents the commitment to sustainability and ecological balance, as well as the care and delicacy of the entire nutritional offer of our cafeteria.
The “GUINCHO” logo design was designed as a script logo that clearly appeals to the “free spirit".
The manual expressiveness of the line, associated with its strong organic component, also intends to represent the natural elements of the context in which it is inserted — the wind, the dynamics of the dune landscape and the winding waves of the winch.
The pre-selected color palette that together intends to convey the ideas, feelings, sensations of our project inspired by the harmony of the landscape where it is inserted:
Hot Colors - Dunes and Sun;
Blues - Sea and Sky;
Neutral Colors - Sands, Rocky Compounds and Clouds.
A line of terrace furniture will be created, with “puffs”, cushions, sun loungers, and other elements, in order to provide people with better moments of leisure spent outdoors that allow more time for families to stay in space for contemplation of nature.
The sea, the dunes, the smells and nature as a source of inspiration highlight the strong and sparkling colors that we carried for this intervention.
We tried to improve the space by opening it to the outside. Large windows facing the sea that collect. Change the side window, increasing it giving greater visibility to the interior and its exposure. Change of sanitary facilities in order to have a regular interior. We created a grass platform complemented with a varied meadow on the roof in order to better integrate the set into nature. We tried to simplify the building so that it has the least impact possible.
On the esplanade, there is a large sail produced in Portugal, a sail that recalls the Portuguese discoveries, by Jofebar, completely electric and automatic, capable of retracting and opening depending on the weather and allowing you to recreate the desired sun exposure.
Blue, yellow and neutral colors try to bring us to life, transporting us on this journey through nature, through the dunes and along the beach. The compositions of the furniture as well as the external guards will always contain these colors. Inside the space, recycling and reuse are the mottoes. Photovoltaic and solar panels will also allow energy savings. We will pay attention to boxes, designed by us, composed of recycled materials that will allow the charging of cell phones while customers enjoy the sea or a walk through the dunes.
This entire project is linked in the form of the interpretation nucleus of the Duna da Cresmina. In this space, we now have information related to nature's biodiversity. We, therefore, intend to contribute to, improve and increase the quality of this Nature Reserve.
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