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2m
a
right elevation
2m
front elevation
The brief: to design a modular and portable kiosk for use in downtown kingston. Special attentio is to be paid towards construction, availability and sustainability of materials as well as usability
Plan michael mcfarlane
0.8m
left elevation
rear elevation
Section A-a
Food Vending Kiosk A proposal for downtown kingston
fold out display
Thiis kiosk was designed to display items similar to a snack counter. The transparent covering gives intended costumers a visual idea of what is available for sale in the kiosk frame assembly detail
miscellaneous kiosk
display kiosk
This kiosk serves as storage for items not being used in the other kiosks or for utilities such as the ancillaries for a solar panel
insulated kiosk
frame assembly detail
frame assembly
fold out chair This kiosk was built to be used for storing chilled items such as drinks and ice cream. by using old newspapers for an insulting material, behind the plywood and corrugated sheet, this kiosk is capable of keeping cold items cold throughout the day.
attached to the kiosk is a seat which can fold out for the user’s convenience.
frame assembly detail
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collapsable canopy
burlap was used for the canopy covering, some sheets of ply were also covered with burlap for aesthetics. a waterproof underlayer can also be used along with the burlap to help protect the plywood against moisture
The canopy was built to be collapsable to fold flat and be transported easily. it is built with a PVC skeleton and a burlap skin to stretch over it.
1� and 1.5� pvc pipes were used for the framing of the canopy
the frame was also built to accommodate a banner that could be used to identify the kiosk and serve as an area to hold a menu/price list
the frame of each unit is constructed from 3/4� plywood. Butt Joints are used to join them
hook to hang banner
currugated zinc sheets were used for cladding. In the insulated kiosk a sandwich of zinc and shredded newspapers were used as the insulation envelope. 1:2 detail section through hinge to operate canopy
the base of the kiosk is the main connecting feature. the presence of casters help to make the base and kiosk mobile. a smaller base can be used for the individual kiosk partitions and custom bases can be used to fix the kiosk to other items such as a motorcycle.
1:4 close up showing hinge that operates canopy.
The standard base is built with pull pins to allow for the kiosk to be quickly removed and securly placed via slots in the bottom of the kiosks
The base
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