Vol. XIV, No. 7, August 2014
- Editor's corner
- Eating out has become an adventure
- Society undergoing pernicious shift in socialization culture
- The top 10 ways restaurants piss people off
- More proof that High Fidelity wins
- Helio Center entertainment-restaurant center progress
- Where and how we spend our leisure time is sure to change
- Are families with children getting wealthier?
Helio Center entertainment-restaurant center progress
Helio Center, the 157,000 SF (14,500m2) entertainment and restaurant center our company designed and is producing in Da Nang, Vietnam is in the final stages of construction for a late 2015 opening. Here are two recent photos showing the roof construction with its daylighting roof monitors framed out and interior wall construction (all interior walls are made of brick with a plaster coating).
Here's what the finished center will look like. These are renderings of the three food service facilities, a food court off of the games and ride area, an indoor-outdoor bakery-coffee shop near the center's entrance and the indoor dining for the restaurant village where the majority of the seating will be outdoors.
The Food Court
The Bakery-Coffee Shop
The Restaurant Village indoor dining
Vol. XIV, No. 7, August 2014
- Editor's corner
- Eating out has become an adventure
- Society undergoing pernicious shift in socialization culture
- The top 10 ways restaurants piss people off
- More proof that High Fidelity wins
- Helio Center entertainment-restaurant center progress
- Where and how we spend our leisure time is sure to change
- Are families with children getting wealthier?
