Photography by Penny Lane
Foolscap Studio, have designed a temporary food and drink space in Sydney, Australia, that has been setup while the Barangaroo development is under construction.
Photography by Penny Lane
Working together with Lendlease, they created the 170m (557ft) long space, that is home to food and drink vendors like, Edition Coffee Roasters, Gin&It, Riva Reno Gelato, Belle’s Hot Chicken and Mamak.
Photography by Penny Lane
This photo looking towards the space, shows how open the space is to the promenade and waterfront on the left.
Photography by Penny Lane
The space has been made from especially engineered recycled cardboard tubes and sustainable local plywood.
Photography by Penny Lane
Illuminated cut out sections are home to some of Australia’s native plants, which will be removed and relocated once the project has ended.
Photography by Penny Lane
Here is a look at the curved plywood seating.
Photography by Penny Lane
Cardboard tubes have also been used as the supporting structure for tables in the space.
Photography by Penny Lane
These small seats are also made from cardboard tubes, but they have plywood tops.
