POWERFUL DINING ENVIRONMENTS
What does your space say to students?
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THE POWER OF ENVIRONMENT “Everything that you’re looking at, everything you taste and smell and hear, how we greet you, how you feel here, is telling you that we value you, and that we’re really taking good care of you.” - Chef Alice Waters (Restaurateur And School Meal Advocate)
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WHY IS IT IMPORTANT This is why we
This is why we
What will a transformed space do for my school? • Increase
profitability • Improve experience • Boost school spirit
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INCREASE PROFITABILITY Consistently increase revenue Appeal to students as consumers Compete successfully with vending and off-campus options
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“Lunch participation has doubled. Breakfast sales increased by 600%. Increased sales covered the cost of each project.” - Lynette Rock, FSD
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IMPROVE EXPERIENCE Increase student participation Provide improved traffic flow and faster moving lines Excite students with an interior similar to their favorite restaurants
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Belton High School
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BOOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Improve student behavior and performance Greater community visibility Nurture school pride and staff morale Elevate your district’s brand
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Bryan High School
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IMPACTFUL CHANGES
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Funding Challenges
Limited Time
Low/declining participation
Long lunch lines
Difficult to secure funding/grants
Students discard food due to time pressure
Make It An Experience
Make It Efficient
Keep students interested with a transformed dining space
Reduce wait times with elements that promote efficiency
Increased participation means additional revenue/funding
Improve traffic flow and seating capacity
challenges
solutions
Behavioral Problems
Lack Of Ownership
Disruptions due to long wait times
Low morale and limited community involvement
Increased noise levels
Make It Comfortable Shorter lines help students get lunch faster A redesign creates a structured space, reducing noise Eisenhower High School
Students do not take care of the facilities
Make It The Heart Of The School Host community events at the school Create a space students and staff are proud of 15
WHERE DO I START?
Assessment
Design
Approval
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Installation
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TRANSFORMING SCHOOLS
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BEFORE
Coastal Village Elementary
School
AFTER
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ELEMENTS FOR SUCCESS
Hanging Banners Lounge Seating
Tables & Chairs
Wall Ar t
Booths
Soffit Ar t 20
Bryan High School
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YOUR SIGNATURE SPACE We’ll work with you to explore your program vision based upon your goals and budget.
Start with furniture…
Layer in art and paint patterns‌
Add lounge seating and finishing touches.
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FEELINGS MATTER “It’s the best lunchroom I’ve ever seen. I just love the feeling of walking into the lunchroom with bright colors and a welcoming feeling. It’s really beautiful.” - Elementary School Student
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WHAT NEXT? Together, we can create an impactful place where students feel welcomed and valued.
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Brazoswood High School
Paris High School
Eisenhower High School
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06.07.16
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