Research about ØKENDE

trent & victoria embankment & west bridgford research

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trent river At 185 miles, the River Trent is the third longest in Britain, and for much of its route it wends its way through Nottingham, Newark and other locations in our county.

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A short walk from Nottingham city centre, you will find Victoria Embankment, a historical public area that was Victoria Embankment under construction constructed between 1898 and 1901 with 10 miles of concrete steps, 7.5 miles of iron fencing and 150 seats. in 1865.

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west bridgford West Bridgford is a town in the Rushcliffe borough of Nottinghamshire, England, immediately south of the city of Nottingham, from which it is divided by the River Trent. The population at the 2011 census was 47,109.

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A frozen River Trent at Trent Bridge on 16 February 1895

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Children skating on the frozen River Trent at Trent Bridge in 1895.

Work underway to widen Trent Bridge in 1924/26.

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Trent Bridge in Nottingham, circa 1900.

being a photograph takenon 14th July 1921 - shows that it was once common practice.

To the left of this is the Ivory Palace of the shortlived Midlands Industrial Exhibition. Opened in 1903, this was destroyed by fire just 14 months later.

1906s Children paddling by the embankments of the River Trent, Trent Bridge

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Lady Bay Bridge in 1927 The line closed in 1968, but it wasn’t until 1979 that it actually reopened as a road bridge.

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A bean by the river of coffee & bar

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Five things to do 1.Follow the footpath round to the Notts Beeston Canal and watch boats go through the lock.

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2.Look out for Trent Bridge, a multi-span arch bridge built in 1906.

3.Take a picnic in the Memorial Gardens and enjoy the peaceful surrounding on the banks of a great river in the middle of a city.

4.Memorial Gardens with facilities for toddlers to teenagers.

5.Take a boat trip up the River Trent to Holme Lock, one of the largest locks on the river.

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Bean by the river of coffee & bar Victoria Embankment, Nottingham NG2 2JY, England +44 7789 700800 Details Coffee shop with seating inside and out, with Chester field sofas and comfortable chairs to relax and enjoy your coffee. We have homemade cakes and cheese cakes, Romano's FairTrade coffee and home made ice lollys by the nice lolly company.

PRICE RANGE: £5 - £10 CUISINES: Cafe MEALS: Breakfast, Brunch F E A T U R E S : Ta k e o u t , S e a t i n g , Wheelchair Accessible

Ă˜KENDE Josh Rowe and Annie Stanford opened up on Gordon Road in West Bridgford in late October 2018.

The word [Ă˜kende] means [increasing] in Norwegian and was chosen both to be partially reflective of the overall design and ethos of the brand, but also as it is something slightly different that hopefully stands out on the high street.

Speciality Coffee + Seasonal Brunch Offering | West Bridgford Monday - Saturday 7.30 - 5.30 Sunday 9.00 - 4.00 okende.com 22 Gordon Road West Bridgford NG2 5LN

Flowers can be seen in the shop, which is not spread in a large area, but as part of the space and complement each other.

it's important to know that outside you will often see will often see several bikes and riders from the OVB cycling team, of which Josh is a member..

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In response to why they chose West Bridgford, Josh Rowe said:

‘It seemed like the perfect place for a new speciality coffee shop and a great opportunity to introduce speciality coffee to a wider a B i c h o n F r i s e c a l l e d B o , audience. It’s a fantastic area with a great community and a huge ensured that the coffee shop amount of support for small independents, and we hope ØKENDE will was always going to be dog- only add to and strengthen the independent culture that already exists here.’ friendly.

Bo is the canine part of the team at Økende in Gordon Road, West Bridgford While the name and coffee might have a Nordic theme, the furniture is pure West Bridgford.

The bespoke honey-coloured European oak stools, chairs and tables and black counter were crafted by local companies.

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Annie Stanford Director • British • United Kingdom • Born in Nov 1992 Self Employed 11 May 2018 – Active Mr Joshua Peter Rowe Director • British • England • Born in Jan 1998 Barista 1 Jul 2018 – Active With a background in speciality coffee, Josh had always wanted to open a coffee shop, and with Annie having a background in design ( she also owns NAMOKI – an online shop that sells beautifully minimal homeware items handmade from independent designers across the UK ) they decided to form a business partnership to enable them to bring each of their own areas of expertise and knowledge together to create a stronger brand and business.

Annie told us: ‘A lot of thought has gone into all elements of the design as we wanted to create a space that enhances a whole overall experience for customers when they come in – from the minimal interiors to the music and the quality of the products we serve. It’s a calming, relaxed environment with Josh and myself being at the core of that.’

With regard to the interiors we wanted the space to be as open as possible to encourage conversation between ourselves and customers.

‘For those wanting to explore coffee further we offer a few contrasting coffees available as pour overs – this is essentially a filter coffee, hand brewed and made to order – which enhances the natural flavours of the coffee, determined by its origin, varietal and process.’

‘We don’t want anyone to feel intimidated or put off by the fact that it is ‘speciality’ coffee, we just want everyone to have a lovely experience and a delicious cup of coffee ( or tea! )’ Food-wise ØKENDE has collaborated with Nottingham’s Tough Mary’s to offer two exclusive pastries – a Cardamom Bun and a ‘Tebirke’ (a Danish poppy seed pastry with layers of vanilla butter) alongside a selection of cakes from the bakery.

There’s a small brunch menu focused on the best seasonal produce and a selection of open sandwiches.

• Coffee with a Q-grade above 80 (the international way coffee is scored) • It is all traceable back to the producer and its origin • It is all delicately and lightly roasted to enhance the natural properties of the coffee itself In real terms, this produces a tastier coffee that is naturally sweet and fruity.

‘With regard to the interiors we wanted the space to be as open as possible to encourage conversation between ourselves and customers and this was one of the main reasons we chose the MAVAM coffee machine. As a result, it has been one of the most valuable and rewarding aspects of the business so far in terms of the relationships and even friendships that we have formed with many of our customers.’

The principal coffee supplier is Denmark-based roaster La Cabra, one of the leading roasters in the world with their approach to modern speciality coffee with seasonal lots, sourced and roasted to enhance the naturally sweet and delicate flavours of the coffee. They also rotate in other guest roasters from both the UK and further afield showcasing how much great speciality coffee there is on offer.

In the next few months ØKENDE hopes to expand with outside seating to coincide with further development and expansion of the food menu.

Annie added: ‘We’ll also be introducing seasonal supper clubs – one every Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. These will be an intimate gathering for approximately 16 guests and will consist of a beautiful dinner focused on seasonal produce with wine pairing.’

Alongside this, they are currently in the process of preparing to launch a coffee subscription service this Spring, where customers will be able to sign up to receive a monthly selection of coffees from a variety of some of the best roasters across the world.

They will also continue to host regular cuppings ( coffee tastings ), often led by select roasters they work with, and these are always open to the public and anyone who is interested in learning more about coffee and where it comes from. They’ll next be joined by a member of the team from La Cabra toward the end of March, for which event details will be announced on social media soon.

"It's more than a coffee shop. It's very personable. Josh and myself are always here and we always want to chat. It's a really nice overall experience," said Annie.

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One of the few in the UK, the Mavam under the counter espresso machine ties in perfectly with Ă˜kende's philosophy. "I think it's safe to say it's been one of our most valuable investments," said Annie.

"Rather than having a big boiler on the counter, it's underneath. Customers can watch their coffee being made and have a conversation over the top of it," added Josh.

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Here the emphasis is on superb-tasting coffee, conversation and 'chilling' - which is certainly helped by the serenity of the Scandi/ Japanese inspired setting's unfussy decoration and seating - which will expand onto the pavement for alfresco coffee breaks when the weather improves.

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The project start with an idea of creating a new type of pet store, a place where people could really social with their pets, one could order two separate meals or drinks for one and one’s pet, also could just chat and drink coffee with friends while waiting for pet bathing if one want to. Say architects have two cats and one dog, we like everything relate to pets, therefore the project proceed quite smooth.

Light and action, wuxi In Yanling Road, there are many complicated and colorful shops, and the “light and function” is based on the silent “white”, and it is also the performance of the store. The sleek and sleek presentation meets the owner’s brand appeal. This is a studio dedicated to the design of lighting research, and the “ambition” of the manager is not limited to this. He hopes that “light and function”,will be similar to the space of museums, galleries, and art galleries. It can enhance self-aesthesia and broaden the horizon. It is a place where people can calmly contemplate.

Project name：Light and effect Project designer: Li.、Yezi Copywriter：Da Lim Photographs：ingallery Project Year：2019 Location：No. 187 Yanling Road

SUGAWARADAISUKE Architects Architect: SUGAWARADAISUKE Architects Inc. (Daisuke Sugawara, Noriyuki Ueakasaka, Hiroyuki Nakazawa) Structural Design: TECTONICA INC. (Yoshinori Suzuki, Hinako Igarashi) Site area: 107.70 ㎡ Building area: 55.20 ㎡ 1st floor area: 51.11 ㎡ 2nd floor area: 42.08 ㎡ Total floor area: 93.19 ㎡ Photo: Daisuke Sugawara Constructor: Fujii Komuten Inc. (Naoki Fujii) Location: Tokyo, JAPAN Design Period: Feb. 2017 – Jun. 2018 Construction Period: Jul. 2018 – Dec. 2018

Light as material - Spain Valleaceron chapel/s-m.a.o.

The idea of situating and relating a series of objects in the landscape- Dwelling, Chapel, Hunting pavilion and Guard Ě s residence- gave the project a dual significance: in addition to the close relationship between landscape, objects and itinerary –between space and objects-, each item had to provide a different response with different emphasis, from the most symbolic to the most silent or private. The unifying thread was to be the concept of the fold: the fold as a hidden generator of different spaces.

Project title: Chapel in Valleacerón Location: Almadén, Ciudad Real.

Spain Owner: Particular Area: 100m2 Date of completion Project 1.996-1.998 Construction: 2000-2001

At the ages of 22 (Mitch) and 19 (Ellen), many may think that the couple are naive and clueless to how to run a business but this would be wrong to assume.

Effy One of the newest coffee shops to grace the Nottingham scene, Effy is a real winner for anyone who loves to combine their coffee with dreamy, Instagram-worthy aesthetics. Pink tones, dalmation print, plants and neon signs, it’s a real winning combination.

Effy is open Tuesday to Friday, 8.30am to 5pm, and Saturdays 9.30am to 4.30pm.

The walls, bench cushions, tiled counter and ceramic cups are candy floss pink, while the black and white spotty Dalmatian wallpaper adds a quirky touch to the shop in Hounds Gate.

Inspiration for the style came via photos on Instagram and Pinterest, where some of the hottest coffee shops from London to LA are leading the way in pink aethestics.

Zebra stripes and large areas of pink echo each other

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Bean by the River is located on the South Side of the embankment just next to the old band stand opposite the Suspension Bridge where you can cross over the River Trent from the Meadows to West Bridgford and vice versa.

I had been looking at this prime space for ages thinking it could make a great cafĂŠ with its location by the bridge and the river, so I was delighted when it opened up on a 7 day basis as a coffee shop.

I read a lovely article about it in the local West Bridgford Wire (they are reaching over the river a little bit đ&#x;™‚ having said that I look at the shop across the Trent from my window, so I guess we both are reaching)

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First level important function: coffee counter, seat Secondary important functions: warehouse, toilet Three important functions: cake display, product display Four important functions: pet, florist

seat warehouse The garden To watch Main hall structure

A concrete analysis 1. Employees: bosses, employees 2. Customers: work, study, chat, dinner party, brief supplement of bicycle lovers, learn coffee activities 3. Animals: gulls, geese, dogs, fish

The left side of the ground floor will be hollowed out as an entrance that will update the overall impression of the building

Because of the presence of the TRENT river, and because of the elevation difference of the terrain, the design needs to increase the height to view and build a new platform for use.

Increase the space of flank, enlarge the space of seat, also increased the interest of the space.

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