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Seaport Smorgasburg
Seaport Smorgasburg
19, Fulton Street, Manhattan, New York, NY, United States
Finalist, 2016 A+Awards, Hospitality - Restaurants
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Seaport Smorgasburg
19, Fulton Street, Manhattan, New York, NY, United States
Finalist, 2016 A+Awards, Hospitality - Restaurants
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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
For Summer 2015, Howard Hughes Corp. partnered with Guild to construct eight semi-permanent modular pods to house the vendors of the heavy trafficked outdoors food market, Seaport Smorgasburg. Fabricated using steel, wood, and perforated metal, these attention-grabbing faceted forms offered purveyors an array of amenities that are not typically found at outdoor food markets including running water, electricity, refrigeration, lighting, and locked storage.
In addition to the pods, Seaport Smorgasburg boasted a fully functioning bar, where guests imbibed and enjoyed the warm summer weather.
Like the other partnered initiatives, the materials used for Seaport Smorgasburg communicated an elevated appearance for the Seaport District.
The New York Times dubbed the design of the pods, "a sleek alternative to the rickety pack-and-go tents typically found at outdoor food festivals."
In addition to the pods, Seaport Smorgasburg boasted a fully functioning bar, where guests imbibed and enjoyed the warm summer weather.
Like the other partnered initiatives, the materials used for Seaport Smorgasburg communicated an elevated appearance for the Seaport District.
The New York Times dubbed the design of the pods, "a sleek alternative to the rickety pack-and-go tents typically found at outdoor food festivals."
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