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Confer & Karnac Bookshop

View of bookshop past blue beam
01 / Introduction

While working at CDA I worked on and delivered the transformation of this ground floor unit from a bike store into a specialised bookshop, conference room, AV room, and staff facilities.

Location

  • Spitalfields

Project Type

  • Restoration
  • Interior Refurbishment

Status

  • Built
02 / Timeline

Phased Delivery

The project unfolded in two phases: the first delivering the staff office and WC facilities by November that year, with the second culminating in the opening of the bookshop and conference room in July 2021.

Staff office and bookshop partition
Front desk and main window area
03 / Layout

Fluid Connections

The renovation involved a complete strip-out and reconfiguration of the space to accommodate various functions while enabling fluid connections between the bookshop and conference room.

Curved corner shelving unit
04 / Integration

Self-Contained Café

The bookshop, featuring birch ply shelving for a warm aesthetic, incorporates a self-contained café primarily utilised during event nights. To optimise space usage, the café is seamlessly enclosed within the built-in bookcase joinery, providing additional storage and avoiding dead space when not in use.

Assembling the cafe panel
Open self-contained cafe unit
05 / Craftsmanship

Custom Joinery

Custom-made birch ply joinery, including fixed bookcases, mobile units, benches, and reception desks, contributes to a cohesive and tailored feel.

Closed cafe serving as shelving panel
Browsing custom birch ply shelving
06 / Acoustics

Conference Room & AV

An existing raised platform was repurposed to create a raised AV room for live streaming of recordings. To ensure optimal sound performance, the Conference Room ceiling is lined with Ecosound Acoustic Timber Panels, offering both visual interest and enhanced acoustics.

Conference room with acoustic timber ceiling panels
Blue art alcove in conference space
End of Project
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