Pop-up cafe in an old building from the reign of King Rama V

Craftsman at Bamrungmueng Pop-up Café #CafeLife #BeautifulPhotoSpots #CafeReview #RecommendDeliciousRestaurant This building was originally named Bamrungnukulkij Printing House. The founder was Luang Damrongthammasarn (Mee Thammachiwa). It was built in 1895 during the reign of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V). It is considered the longest-running printing house in Thailand. Its architecture is a mix of classical and Victorian architecture. It is a brick and mortar building. The building structure is a combination of load-bearing walls, steel and wood structures. The roof is a hip roof covered with kite-shaped cement tiles. It is estimated that the building was built on wooden piles made from large logs according to the construction methods of that era. 🚖 Directions to Craftsman at Bamrung Mueang Café - Cross the Sao Chingcha intersection and face the Sao Chingcha. - After crossing the intersection, turn left at the first alley, be careful because it is a small alley (after passing Wiwat Sangkhaphan, turn left) - Inside there is a private parking lot, 30 baht per hour. - Every 200 baht of purchase, receive a coupon for a 10 baht discount on parking. Google map https://goo.gl/maps/JVcdQfo2ERVKF9KD8 The shop is open every day. 7.30-18.00 hrs.