Café Ashjar and Ahmed Aldossary Studio: An Urban Refuge in Riyadh
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Café Ashjar and Ahmed Aldossary Studio: An Urban Refuge in Riyadh

With the continuous growth of coffee culture in Saudi Arabia, cafes have assumed the role of an important 'third place' for many Saudi citizens. Café Ashjar, whose name means 'trees' in Arabic, was designed to be a modest sanctuary within the urban area of Riyadh, characterized by the integration of gardens, water elements, and shaded areas.

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The project was presented with the citation: 'Café Ashjar / Studio Ahmed Aldossary' [Ashjar Cafe / Studio Ahmed Aldossary] on September 27, 2026, as recorded on ArchDaily in Portuguese, accessed on September 28, 2026.

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Jordnära Cafe and PHOMI Showroom were designed by the firm Ady Putra Architect Design Firm
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Jordnära Cafe and PHOMI Showroom were designed by the firm Ady Putra Architect Design Firm

The Jordnära Cafe and the PHOMI Showroom, located in the center of Pantai Indah Kapuk, were conceived to be tranquil and inviting spaces, allowing people to rest, interact, and relax.

The project was developed by the Ady Putra Architect firm. This work transformed two old commercial structures into a complex spatial experience, where the daily rhythm is determined by the interaction between light, tactile sensation, and material choice.

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Information about the project was provided by the development team.

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