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The First Penguin

5 Lawns 704

Interiors Restaurant Korea 2018-08-01

Located in Seoul, South Korea, 5 Lawns 704 is a unique cafe designed by local design firm T-FP.

Located in Seoul, South Korea, 5 Lawns 704 is a unique cafe designed by local design firm T-FP.They are expert in presenting architecture and design plan angled towards the brand, transcending the limitation of the domains and genres.

The First Penguin is good at making use of the surrounding environment of the site to create a place worthy of staying and expressing feelings for people. For the design of architectural finishes, they often borrow some special local colors and echo them with similar textures, making the shape and landscape produce a subtle chemical reaction, attracting people into the nature and interact with it.
 

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