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A MacBook Pro with the Rabbit Coffee Roasters SketchUp model is placed directly on site during installation. The fragment connects the digital project file with the unfinished construction space around it.

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Photo

Context

Rabbit Coffee Roasters, Nikolsky shopping mall, Kharkiv, Ukraine

Medium

Site photography, SketchUp model

Tags

Rabbit Coffee Roasters, coffee shop interior, cafe interior design, Kharkiv, Ukraine, Nikolsky shopping mall, SketchUp, construction site, site installation, design process, project fragment, MacBook Pro, interior architecture, commercial interior

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Brief

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A MacBook Pro with the Rabbit Coffee Roasters SketchUp model is placed directly on site during installation. The fragment connects the digital project file with the unfinished construction space around it.

Brief

A MacBook Pro with the Rabbit Coffee Roasters SketchUp model is placed directly on site during installation. The fragment connects the digital project file with the unfinished construction space around it.

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Note

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This is a site photo from the installation stage of Rabbit Coffee Roasters, a coffee shop interior in Nikolsky shopping mall in Kharkiv, Ukraine. The SketchUp model is open on my MacBook Pro while the real space is still covered with dust, cables, plastic sheets, and temporary construction materials.

The laptop is placed on a plastic tool case, almost like a small working table inside the construction site. The fragment is simple, but it explains a very direct part of the design process: checking the digital model while the interior is being assembled around it.

Note

This is a site photo from the installation stage of Rabbit Coffee Roasters, a coffee shop interior in Nikolsky shopping mall in Kharkiv, Ukraine. The SketchUp model is open on my MacBook Pro while the real space is still covered with dust, cables, plastic sheets, and temporary construction materials.

The laptop is placed on a plastic tool case, almost like a small working table inside the construction site. The fragment is simple, but it explains a very direct part of the design process: checking the digital model while the interior is being assembled around it.

Actions

"Etat, techno bar, Kharkiv, Ukraine, bar interior design, concept development, 3D simulation, explosion simulation, digital test, graphic logic, interior architecture, process archive, visual study"
"A shared moment inside a metaverse environment developed together with Simon Barazin from SB Studio. The space combines avatar fragments, simple 3D geometry, a gridded ground, and a cosmic background."
A rough iPhone 3D scan was converted into a flat bird-view plan. The result works as a graphic way to read the space from above.
Small leftover details from the Sideriya installation were arranged into the word ВІРА(HOPE). The fragment came from the construction process on the warehouse site in Kharkiv.
A Revit wireframe view with complex arched geometry and a simple rectangular volume in one model. What once felt like a technical challenge in Revit has become part of the everyday workflow.
"A production photo of the 23a lightbox sign in Kharkiv. The rectangular metal-clad box uses circles, cut-outs, numbers and letters from the coffee shop’s graphic identity."
"A quick physical model for Four Zeros, made in Scotland from foam, pens, pencils, and masking tape. The tape tests the idea of one continuous strip passing through posts and then through the whole interior."
A rough iPhone 3D scan was converted into a flat bird-view plan. The result works as a graphic way to read the space from above.
Small leftover details from the Sideriya installation were arranged into the word ВІРА(HOPE). The fragment came from the construction process on the warehouse site in Kharkiv.
A Revit wireframe view with complex arched geometry and a simple rectangular volume in one model. What once felt like a technical challenge in Revit has become part of the everyday workflow.
A rough iPhone 3D scan was converted into a flat bird-view plan. The result works as a graphic way to read the space from above.
Small leftover details from the Sideriya installation were arranged into the word ВІРА(HOPE). The fragment came from the construction process on the warehouse site in Kharkiv.
A Revit wireframe view with complex arched geometry and a simple rectangular volume in one model. What once felt like a technical challenge in Revit has become part of the everyday workflow.
"A production photo of the 23a lightbox sign in Kharkiv. The rectangular metal-clad box uses circles, cut-outs, numbers and letters from the coffee shop’s graphic identity."
"A quick physical model for Four Zeros, made in Scotland from foam, pens, pencils, and masking tape. The tape tests the idea of one continuous strip passing through posts and then through the whole interior."
"Paper Stand, paper pavilion, pavilion design, drone recording, filming process, paper installation, project documentation, process archive, design archive, architectural fragment, Ivan Avdiienko, material behavior"

Interior design practice

Hospitality · Wellness · Workspaces

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Planning a space?

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hi@ponomarenko-volodymyr.com

Interior design practice

Hospitality · Wellness · Workspaces

Worldwide

Planning a space?

Tell me what you're working on.

I’ll tell you how I can help.

hi@ponomarenko-volodymyr.com

Interior design practice

Hospitality · Wellness · Workspaces

Worldwide

Planning a space?

Tell me what you're working on.

I’ll tell you how I can help.

hi@ponomarenko-volodymyr.com