Bon Me CX dining room, showcasing decorative wall fins and lighting effect. (2024)
Bon Me Cambridge Crossing
A popular local bánh mì truck expands into brick-and-mortar with a food counter concept in the new Cambridge Crossing mixed -use development.
DATE: 2023-2024
Tools: AUTOCAD, SKETCHUP, ENSCAPE
TEAM: JACQUELINE PFEIFER, PROJECT ARCHITECT; JENNY WANG, MODELLING LEAD
ROLES: MODELLING ASSISTANT, PRESENTATION ASSISTANT, Materials Sourcing
For the second location of their popular local fusion restaurant, the client re-enlisted the MKA Architecture team to design and manage the build-out of a new 1,050 square foot food service space in Cambridge Crossing. This includes a dining area and bathrooms adhering to Universal Design principles of accessibility.
This is an unusual space with two high-traffic entrances - from the street as well as from the main building lobby - alongside a 950 square foot kitchen and storage section, with numerous constraints to the functionality of service.
Bon Me CX decorative wall fins - millwork specifications. (2024)
ALEX SHIRLEY Performed support primarily in modeling - including of the parametric decorative millwork and the visuals for client presentation - as well as coordinating materials sourcing for said millwork, tiling, countertops, lighting, and other interior design features.
This project marks Alex’s in-practice introduction to retail/ hospitality build-outs, interior architecture, and Universal Design accessibility standards as applied to public spaces.
Bon Me CX dining room, kitchen, and counter; showcasing decorative lighting and wall-to-window art. (2024)
