If you haven’t yet discovered the abandoned-winery-reinvented-as-a-creative-park, otherwise known as Huashan1914, you’re in for a treat! I recently attended a weekend-long event in one of the renovated spaces, which happened to coincide with the opening of a fun cafe/laser printing shop aptly called FabCafe.
Co-founder Tim Wong has created an inviting atmosphere where you can not only get made-to-order sandwiches and drinks, they have a great selection of homemade baked goods (the whoopie pies and mexican wedding cakes are my favorites). The decor has a clean, Scandanavian look with chairs custom-designed by a local artist to seat patrons comfortably and then be stored on wall-mounted pegs. Should you happen to be in the market for 3D art, they also have a state-of-the-art laser printer, which you can see in action while waiting for your order. Rev up your creative abilities and refresh your senses, all in one hip space.Printer Jam2
19 May 2013 Leave a comment
in Travel Tags: 3D printer, 3D printing, creative park, cupcakes, FabCafe, Huashan, Huashan1914, mexican wedding cakes, Printer Jam, whoopie pie