We pictured the “edicola” - a beautiful Latin word meaning “little temple” - as a small civic temple dedicated to taking a coffee, where to have a short break, generously offering affordances to the citizens of Milan and the many visitors of the fuori salone. Openings, where to have a coffee “alla finestra”; alcoves where to sit, above street level, for a few minutes; table-shelves towards the outside, where to rest your cup or read the news; but also three-dimensional insertions, almost like paintings exhibited to the city, or windows to an inner world of the pavilion, with coffee plants, textures, soil samples, and the smell of toasted coffee. These openings, dedicated to the world of Nespresso - and the art of short breaks - become frames where each little gesture - reading the news, stirring a cup, peeking into the coffee terrarium - complete the ever-changing picture of the pavilion.