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MMO interiors upgrades riverside food court interior in brisbane.

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All images by Toby Scott.

Design Boom Article

 

the ‘riverside food court’ is a interior re-interpretation project by australian MMO interiors. its a young, fresh space that drastically removes itself from the controlled banality of the traditional food court experience. after briefing and becoming familiar with the location, MMO’s team figured out how best to create a casual, beautiful gathering point for locals and visitors alike. mmointeriors05 MMO interiors oversaw the design of each individually tenanted retail unit

MMO interiors oversaw the design of each individually tenanted retail unit

 

copper lighting creates a sense of flow throughout the entirety of the interior

copper lighting creates a sense of flow throughout the entirety of the interior

 

cafeteria

cafeteria

 

neutral, contemporary materials place focus on the eating experience and exterior views

neutral, contemporary materials place focus on the eating experience and exterior views

 

MMO interiors worked closely with the project’s graphic designer, to create continuity in all areas

MMO interiors worked closely with the project’s graphic designer, to create continuity in all areas

 

signage and copper light installation

signage and copper light installation

 

seating and food pod

seating and food pod

the ‘riverside food court’ is a interior re-interpretation project by australian MMO interiors. its a young, fresh space that drastically removes itself from the controlled banality of the traditional food court experience. after briefing and becoming familiar with the location, MMO’s team figured out how best to create a casual, beautiful gathering point for locals and visitors alike.

everything starts with the location. the ‘riverside food court’ is located within site distance of the brisbane river, and is key to the feel of the interior. a number of marble banquettes and partitions were removed throughout to orient attention outwards, and furnishings made of neutral materials like stone, concrete, and copper were carefully positioned in necessary locations.

 

as a challenge, MMO had to work with most existing infrastructure, including the restaurant units, ceiling, and flooring. as each ‘pod’ is individually tenanted, it was extremely difficult to ensure a consistent design that translated well to each businesses’ look and feel. as a solution, the team encouraged each to highlight what makes them unique, and then acted as overseer to streamline the entire process.

in the end, ‘riverside food court’ provides a space for people to meet, and enjoy a quick, great meal while enjoying the fantastic views towards the brisbane river. it’s the best of both worlds, incorporating both the traditional food court experience, and also a contemporary look into modern day styles and consumer needs.