When it comes to French architecture,

the first thing that definitely comes to

mind is the Paris Tower and the Arc de Triomphe.

I don't need to say much about the high popularity.

But did you know that there is also a triumphal arch in South Korea?

It is a little different from the one in Paris, because it is made of iron boxes.

This is a five floor cafe in Busan, named [SINKI].

The main materials of the whole building are containers and glass.

Sitting in the coffeehouse, you can overlook the Port of Busan,

with a wonderful view of the combination of city and port.

A total of five floors are designed, and each floor has different functions.

The first floor is located at the bottom of the slope

 and is mainly used for selling brand goods.

According to the different types of goods, the style of the sales room will also change,

 in order to bring customers a better commodity experience.

Above the second floor are coffee shops and bars.

The full floor glass design allows you to enjoy the outdoor beauty.

Container elements can be seen on each layer,

and the ceiling of wave plate is more natural than any sculpture.

 The roof is located in the open air. With a roof, you can rest.

What you have is the highest scenery in the area.

It is extremely charming day and night.

The design of the indoor coffee shop is more artistic than that of the young people.

You will find that the design of its tables and chairs is very special.

There is a circular stone pier in the center of the activity area.

The ordering area is set aside and is surrounded by a small area.

Pictures courtesy of sniki