This one started with us. We wrote the concept, put the mood board together (green, cream, brushed steel and warm light) and produced 3D visuals of the kiosk at sunset for the client to sign off before anything was built.
The plan is one long working line: a 750 mm service counter along the glass front with the POS at one end, a 600 mm back counter opposite, and the sinks at the far end.
The structure is a steel frame lined with cement board, finished in cream. The green "tiles" on the end walls and counter front aren't ceramic: we moulded them in fibreglass, which is lighter, holds up to moving and lifting, and won't crack in transit. A steel-frame canopy with expanded metal mesh and built-in LED lighting sits on top and carries the main sign.
We laid out every piece of equipment on the drawings before the build, so power, water and drainage were run exactly where the client's equipment would sit, including a dedicated 3-phase supply for the espresso machine.
We built and fitted out the kiosk in our workshop, then moved it to Al Forsan and craned it into place overnight. On site, our team connected services, finished the details and handed it over ready to open.
