New York studio Alda Ly Architecture has designed a taproom for female- and veteran-owned brewery Talea in the city’s West Village neighbourhood, which includes a place for groups to “scheme”.
Talea West Village is the beer company’s third outpost and its first Manhattan location, following two established in Brooklyn.
The main dining and drinking area at the Talea West Village taproom is anchored by a colourful bar
The space is located in a 1920s building on Christopher Street, an iconic thoroughfare that’s home to several landmarks, businesses and historic spaces associated with the LGBTQ+ rights movement.
“This new taproom on Christopher Street reclaims the masculine identity of a West Village
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