Food & Drink
The fresh market tells a story about how a city is supplied
Behind a market display is a sequence of deliveries, preparation and decisions about what should be available that day.
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People, places and processes behind what reaches the table.
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An open kitchen changes the room on both sides of the counter
Showing the work of a kitchen can connect guests with the meal. It also creates a design brief involving movement, sound, heat and the daily reality of service.
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