The Park has just opened its new Coffee Corners, four meeting points for the PCB Community in the Cluster II building. With these spaces, located on different levels of the building (ground, first and second floors), the Park aims to provide spots for its community to rest, read or take a break. So far, four coffee corners have been decorated with different artistic interventions. The spaces pay tribute to the home countries of the Park’s four largest foreign communities: India, France, Italy and Germany. The spaces have a large vinyl map of a city from the country, designed by Canadian artist Jazzberry Blue, and an illustration by a local artist Giulia Neri (Italy), Eric Puybaret (France) and Ayeshe Sadr & Ishaan Dasgput (India). They also have different furniture to fit the setting in each space, with tables, sofas, chairs and beanbags. The Italy Coffee Corner is on the ground floor, in the corridor that leads to PCBBeach; the India Coffee Corner, on the first floor, is just above the Italy one; and the France Coffee Corner, on the second floor, is directly above the other two. The Germany Coffee Corner is on the other side of the building, on the second floor, above the corridor linking the two clusters.