Project Description

Concept Of Tea Stall: Cha-er Kabbo

The traditional Bangladeshi tea stall, known as a "cha er dokan," is more than just a place to enjoy tea-it is a cultural hub where people gather for conversation, relaxation, and social bonding. The Stall concept captures the essence of a rustic, inviting, and community-centric tea stall with authentic local materials and a warm, lively atmosphere. Tea stall is not only a gathering and refreshment space but also bear the cultural significance of our country. We create a compact standard module that can be placed in any public gather spaces. Design a cubic box module this could be open and closed easily which meet the safety and security of a stall. Owner can easily operate the stall without any problem. Re-organize the placement of food items and make the space more efficient. Bamboo which consider as a sustainable material that we use as structure frame and also fencing for create an aesthetic natural looks.

the concept of structure Materials Bamboo, wood, eco-friendly and Local material. Those are easily collected surroundings and availability. The Designed Stall encourages community engagement and storytelling. Provides an affordable and accessible refreshment spot. Represents the simplicity and warmth of Asian hospitality. Creates a nostalgic yet timeless appeal, blending old traditions with modern comfort.