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January 16 2012

‘alexis’, a bookshop and coffee bar in bratislava, slovakia has been conceived by slovakian practice plural and total studio to create a flexible space which sells books as well as holding collateral events. the interior is comprised of a series of stepped platforms which double as seating and parallels two continuous bookshelf walls. the auditorium arrangement is suitable for projections, readings, small scale concerts, and workshops with the intention of creating a distinction between firmly established booksellers.

I hope I can visit someday :D

(via teachingliteracy)

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    OMFG I HAD A DREAM ABOUT THIS PLACE WUT
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    Ugh. There are too few independent bookstores in the world. I didn’t have one anywhere near me until I lived in La...
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    I hope I can visit someday :D
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