1Ada’s was named after Ada Lovelace, the world’s first computer programmer.2The newly renovated store on 15th Avenue.3The newly renovated store on 15th Avenue.4Artists Jared Boone and Zach Archer added LED strips to the door wall. The owners can control the pattern, color, and movement of the LEDs on their computer.5Artists Jared Boone and Zach Archer […]
Ada’s was named after Ada Lovelace, the world’s first computer programmer.
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The newly renovated store on 15th Avenue.
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The newly renovated store on 15th Avenue.
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Artists Jared Boone and Zach Archer added LED strips to the door wall. The owners can control the pattern, color, and movement of the LEDs on their computer.
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Artists Jared Boone and Zach Archer added LED strips to the door wall. The owners can control the pattern, color, and movement of the LEDs on their computer.
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The espresso bar and cafe, managed by Crystal Blaylock Gee, serves sandwiches, soups, pastries, and other ‘thoughtful, tasty food.’
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The espresso bar and cafe, managed by Crystal Blaylock Gee, serves sandwiches, soups, pastries, and other ‘thoughtful, tasty food.’
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The bookstore side carries tomes about computers, math, science, and other techy topics for curious minds.
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The bookstore side carries tomes about computers, math, science, and other techy topics for curious minds.
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Cafe tables display artifacts by theme: geology rocks, lock-picking sets, and dozens of compasses.
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Cafe tables display artifacts by theme: geology rocks, lock-picking sets, and dozens of compasses.
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Find geeky gifts like a solder-your-own-calculator kit and logic puzzles.
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Find geeky gifts like a solder-your-own-calculator kit and logic puzzles.
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Architecture firm Board and Vellum created the mobile to connect the cafe space with the lofted ceiling. It’s made with pages from old technical manuals and architectural drawings.
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Exposed wood and modern touches combine old and new in the store.
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Exposed wood and modern touches combine old and new in the store.
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Architecture firm Board and Vellum created the mobile to connect the cafe space with the lofted ceiling. It’s made with pages from old technical manuals and architectural drawings.
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Classic hexagonal penny tile on the store threshold.
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Classic hexagonal penny tile on the store threshold.
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Ada’s was named after Ada Lovelace, the world’s first computer programmer.
The new 15th Avenue location of Ada’s Technical Books and Cafe looks freaking amazing. Find geeky-cool books, gifts, and decor in this shopping nerdvana.
