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SCOPE Space Group’s design consultancy team were asked to join the client led design team to aid in creating a new multi-million pound catering and dining facility. The brief was to improve the eating experience for its students and to drastically improve service times and queuing issues. OVERVIEW The scope of works included a brand new back of house catering …
SCOPE Space Group’s design consultancy team were asked to help Charterhouse through the RIBA stages to design a new dining hall for their 800 pupils and staff. Most importantly, the new design was not only to improve the eating experience of pupils and staff, but to also create a large central facility to cater for functions. OVERVIEW Our dedicated design …
A coffee break at the Mars HQ in Slough has just got tastier than ever thanks to the fantastic new café created for the 1000 strong team by Space.
A coffee break at the Mars HQ in Slough has just got tastier than ever thanks to the fantastic new café created for the 1000 strong team by Space.
A coffee break at the Mars HQ in Slough has just got tastier than ever thanks to the fantastic new café created for the 1000 strong team by Space.
An old and inefficient warewashing process that was draining the University’s hot water supply was replaced by Space with one of Winterhalter’s energy-efficient MTR rack dishwasher. Space also recommended that the machine could be fed using ‘free hot water’ by recovering heat from his remote refrigeration plant. The University monitored energy use and the ‘After’ graph above shows the stored …
In partnership with newly appointed caterer, Lusso, Space Catering designed and installed a more contemporary and efficient food solution, which could both compete with the high street and appeal to its customer base throughout the day.
State-of-the-art catering training facilities for Gloucester Launchpad, Tewkesbury’s £5.8 million vocational training centre, are set for a flying start in September thanks to a brilliant scheme from Space.
When Gloucester College asked Space to redesign the training kitchen, the challenge was to fit the required number of student training modules into a pretty limited area, but still make it easy to move around the different work stations, watch and learn.
