Influenced by the collections of food trucks seen in travels, our client wanted to fill a need in her neighborhood; a place where people can bring family and meet friends for the food and drink of their choice without the pressure of flipping tables.
Using the same ancient, passive cooling technologies employed by the Calusa Indians and Florida Crackers, the open-air structure with its sawtooth roof will draw cooling breezes from across the waterway, forming a microclimate, 10-12 degrees cooler than surrounding areas.
Using the same ancient, passive cooling technologies employed by the Calusa Indians and Florida Crackers, the open-air structure with its sawtooth roof will draw cooling breezes from across the waterway, forming a microclimate, 10-12 degrees cooler than surrounding areas.
Design Awards
Small Projects Award – 2021
Honor Award for New Work – 2020
Design Award for use of Natural Metals – 2019
Honor Award for New Work – 2019
Press
“Best Invention” – Gulfshore Life Magazine – Best Invention – 2019
“Will it be our Soho?” – Gulfshore Business – 2019
“Neighborhood Gathering Space” – Metal Architecture Magazine – 2019