The CaDA C66009 – CaDA Paris Restaurant is a building-brick model of a classic Parisian city restaurant in modular format. With 3.230 parts, you create a Paris café brick model on 32×32 studs – with an opening building, interchangeable exterior elements and just four stickers.

The Inspiration – Parisian Haussmann Architecture

The Parisian cityscape is shaped by the Haussmann renovations of the 19th century: from 1853, on behalf of Napoleon III, Baron Haussmann had large parts of medieval Paris demolished and replaced them with wide boulevards and uniform stone façades of beige limestone. The characteristic features – symmetrical façades, balconies with wrought-iron railings, zinc roofs and wide shop windows on the ground floor – still define the image of classic Parisian bistros and restaurants today. The concept of the "bistro" as a small city restaurant with an outdoor terrace dates from the same era and is inseparably linked to Parisian city life.

The Model – CaDA C66009

The CaDA Paris Restaurant building-brick model recreates a multi-storey city building in the Parisian bistro style – with a beige stone façade, balconies, a shop window on the ground floor and a rooftop terrace. The building can be opened up at the side, revealing a view of the interior. A 2-in-1 function makes it possible to swap different exterior elements and adapt the appearance. With just four stickers and no prints, the CaDA architecture brick model thrives on its many same-coloured bricks and precise building techniques. It is a static set without a motor or remote control.

Technical Data

The CaDA C66009 French restaurant model comprises 3.230 parts across 425 building steps and 7 build stages. The finished model measures 25,5 × 30 × 25,5 cm (W × H × D).

Whether as CaDA restaurant building bricks for architecture fans or as Paris building bricks for modular collectors – the CaDA C66009 is an elaborate Parisian bistro model with an innovative opening mechanism.