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Split Mission St.

Split Mission St.

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For Good Food Guys’ second location in San Francisco’s SoMa District, Split Mission St., they asked us to adapt the butcher-shop look of their original location to fit the industrial feel of the new neighborhood. Read more
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A industrial-inspired concept for a high-volume fast-casual restaurant.

For Good Food Guys’ second location in San Francisco’s SoMa District, Split Mission St., they asked us to adapt the butcher-shop look of their original location to fit the industrial feel of the new neighborhood.

Our design maximized the variety of seating types to respond to this location’s extended evening hours and new breakfast service, and created an accommodating, open area for customers waiting for carryout lunch. A soffit over the counter and kitchen prep area doubles to conceal mechanical equipment and provide wayfinding, while custom walnut rustic oak furniture and millwork contribute to the welcoming feel of the light-filled restaurant. A colorful mural by San Francisco artist, Chris Lux, greets guests on the feature wall and sets the mood.

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“This is an absolutely exquisite use of an existing century-old hay barn. A daring and whimsical insertion of mirrored, conditioned boxes into a salvaged, slatted barn creates a beautiful respite from the wine country summer. The careful application of mirrors amplifies the rustic while avoiding the trivial game of material contrast. The correspondence with the landscape is wonderful. This is architecture for the soul and mind.”

Big Ranch Road, Napa, California

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