Commercial Architecture and Interior Design: Glen's Bakehouse

The ornate front gate of the Bake House, offering a glimpse of the tropical, garden-like cafe within. The design creates a sense of discovery and an escape from the city.

The main dining hall features a high, pitched roof and glass walls, creating a light-filled, greenhouse-like atmosphere. The wooden structure and large windows frame views of the surrounding trees.

A small, intimate seating area looks out into the main courtyard. The use of extensive glazing dissolves the boundary between the indoor and outdoor dining spaces.

The outdoor seating area is designed to fit between the trunks of mature trees. The checkered floor and simple furniture create a classic European cafe feel, transported into a tropical Bangalore garden.

A close-up of the outdoor seating, where a custom mural provides a whimsical backdrop. The existing tree trunks become an integral part of the spatial experience.

A view through the foliage into the outdoor dining courtyard. The design prioritizes the preservation of trees, which become natural columns and canopies for the space.

The exterior of the glass pavilion, seen through the branches of a large tree. This view shows the delicate balance between the built structure and the powerful presence of nature.

Another perspective of the entrance, highlighting the steps that lead up to the raised glass pavilion. The level change adds to the sense of journey and arrival.

A duplicate of the front gate image, reinforcing the branding and entrance experience.