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Newnham Campus Food Hall, Seneca College
Taylor Smyth Architects
Located at the heart of Seneca College’s Newnham Campus, this complex renovation and addition project converted a traditional destination college cafeteria and small food court into a dynamic light filled Food Hall and central gathering space, doubling the size of the existing cafeteria through new construction and reconfiguration of existing spaces.
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Tom Arban Photography Inc.
Newnham Campus Food Hall, Seneca College
Taylor Smyth Architects
The new food stations include new state-of-the-art kitchen equipment designed to respond to changing food tastes over time without the need to make major equipment changes. New electronic Point of Sale stations offer today’s mobile students a variety of ways to order and pay for food.
Photo credit:
Tom Arban Photography Inc.
Newnham Campus Food Hall, Seneca College
Taylor Smyth Architects
The existing campus is defined by a series of buildings connected by a common corridor that originally terminated at a traditional student cafeteria. Taylor Smyth redirected the corridor through the old cafeteria to create a lively pedestrian street lined with food stations, a variety of flexible seating options, banquette seating, and flexible public gathering spaces that can also serve as small event spaces for art shows, buskers, art exhibits etc.
Photo credit:
Tom Arban Photography Inc.
Newnham Campus Food Hall, Seneca College
Taylor Smyth Architects
The existing campus is defined by a series of buildings connected by a common corridor that originally terminated at a traditional student cafeteria. Taylor Smyth redirected the corridor through the old cafeteria to create a lively pedestrian street lined with food stations, a variety of flexible seating options, banquette seating, and flexible public gathering spaces that can also serve as small event spaces for art shows, buskers, art exhibits etc.
Photo credit:
Tom Arban Photography Inc.