Swiss designers Fulguro presented Bar Nestlé - a temporary cafe and lakeside terrace - at this summer’s Montreux Jazz Festival.
The prefabricated, demountable structure was commissioned for last year’s festival but was used again this year.
Photos are by Geoffrey Cottenceau and Fulguro. Details from Fulguro follow:
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BAR NESTLÉ
Montreux Jazz Festival 2006
For the 40th Montreux Jazz Festival, Nestlé had the opportunity to have a bar on the lake side serving food and beverages.
We designed a platform that would go from the edge of the lake onto the lake itself.
It was shaped like steps allowing a maximum number of people to enjoy the view on the landscape.
The bar was a kind of a beach house that landed on the platform. One side of the roof opened to let people order at the bar.
At the same time it provided a shelter when the weather would be rainy.
The project was inspired by paper boxes like chocolate packaging.
The whole construction is conceived so it can be rebuilt for the next two festival’s editions.
See also: Nestlé Chocolate Museum by Rojkind Arquitectos
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Posted by Marcus Fairs
can you imagine being here! that deck is great. also, so lush and relaxed. what are those screen fences? really cool.
October 7th, 2007 at 12:43 pmWHAT’S WITH THE BRANDING?
October 7th, 2007 at 3:01 pmI´m from summa+ architecture magazine from Argentina.
I´m interested to get in contact with Fulguro in case we can publish nestlé bar in our magazine.
thanks. Cayetana Mercé.
October 10th, 2007 at 4:57 pmUh this is nice! Last Year I was there at the Festival, all the music on the streets, bars and food stores were fantastic. Sitting with some nice wine at the Geneve Lake … brilliant. I have to blog this
October 16th, 2007 at 8:10 am