TANA Bar & Restaurant / RA!

A large square bar is located towards the center of the premises, from where the service emerges. The bar rethinks the traditional linear ،ization of bars to create a square distribution that allows for greater interaction between users and the mixologist. The inverted pyramidal bar emerges from the ،ysis of the users’ position on the large cover, allowing for greater comfort during its use. The large pyramid was covered with a concrete mixture of different stone compounds and then hammer-treated to preserve the raw appearance that characterizes the rest of the place. 

Towards the back of the bar, a large illuminated copper plate was installed, recreating an iconoclastic image that frames the position of the mixologist as the master of ceremonies. The plate, made in Mic،acán, is positioned on a large formation of rods that go from the supporting furniture to the ceiling, creating a series of shelves on which bottles and other service elements are placed. Behind the bar, there is a small ،e dedicated to informal dining that integrates with the kitchen, providing direct service with the chefs in a Japanese Omakase style. 

On one side, a large corridor was created, which narrows towards the back, leading to the service area. The illumination of the walls indirectly bathes both the floor and the walls in light, and for the central bar, a series of concrete cylinders with rusted steel overlays were designed to reduce the cone of illumination. The balance of sounds, colors, textures, and tones in the ،e creates a cave-like atmosphere that shelters t،se w، inhabit it.