Photos by Kate Severino. Originally published by Tucson Foodie

Location:     Pima County, AZ

Project Type:     
Coffee Shop
Adaptive Reuse
Tenant Improvement

Services:     Architecture
Size:     250 square feet
Constructed:     2017

Roshelle Stahl:     
Project Manager & Designer | SDG Architecture
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Tay’s Brew House transformed a former locker-room restroom and shower area in Corona de Tucson into a compact neighborhood coffee shop. Within 250 square feet, the renovation reorganized the existing utility space into a customer queue, an efficient barista work area and an accessible restroom. The small interior works in tandem with a large covered patio, extending the café beyond its limited footprint.
Named for the owners' daughter, Taylinn, Tay’s was conceived as a place to honor first responders and bring the surrounding community together. After opening in 2017, it became a local gathering place for families, students, sports teams and commuters. The adaptive-reuse project gave an overlooked service space an entirely new public life: a small coffee shop with an outsized role in the Corona de Tucson community.
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Demo Plan
Floor Plan
1     Guest Queue
2     Barista Work Area
3     Restroom

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