Rudimentary cafe is located in the busy footscratch block near Melbourne

By owner Desmond Huynh and local designer Richard Denby

The unique attraction of the container leisure restaurant on the corner of the city

A wire fence separates the rudimentary cafe from the surrounding aisles

It's a corner of the block

Three 40 foot shipping containers are placed in parallel

It meets the space requirements of rudimentary cafe

Cutting and installing upper floor doors and windows on side plate and end plate

Wooden materials are decorated into door frames,

window frames, sun visors and small platforms

Eliminate the single rough feeling of container

The shape is more beautiful and generous

The tail door can also be opened outwards for use

Enhance the indoor permeability and lighting

The whole design expands the overall space sense of the restaurant

The interior of the restaurant is designed with simple style

White wall, open kitchen, wooden furniture and floor, etc

It makes people feel relaxed and comfortable

There are many flower beds in the open space outside the restaurant

Plant all kinds of green plants

And lots of lawn

Spacious space and beautiful landscape

Outdoor dining area is set up around the outdoor courtyard

which makes it more leisure and comfortable

The garden is also equipped with bicycle equipment

Guests who come to dinner don't have to worry about vehicle placement

Such a special restaurant certainly needs delicious food

Pictures courtesy of Rudimentary Cafe