Kiosk installation
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Project • By Cityförster • Pavilions
The Kiosk
The Kiosk project was developed in response to the removal of informal structures in Dhermi, a fast-growing tourist village on Albania's coast. With tourism rising, the need for organized, adaptable infrastructure became pressing.
The design focuses on sun protection, upper-level storage, and layout flexibility for various vendors. Modular and affordable, the kiosk is easy to build, dismantle, and relocate using local, climate-appropriate materials. Its defining feature; a tapered, canopy-box roof, opens for shade by day and closes for secure overnight storage. This dynamic element allows smooth transitions between active use and closure, aligning with daily commercial rhythms.
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News • News • 24 Oct 2022
Fandangoe Skip New York smashes taboos around mental health with a candy-coloured kiosk installation
Taking the form of a reappropriated American dumpster, the Fandangoe Skip New York is a candy-coloured kiosk installation offering integrated art and mental health program. The project is a collaboration between London-based print artist Fandangoe Kid (Annie Nicholson), SKIP Gallery, The Loss Project, and Caukin Studio. Following a tour in London, the installation has now arrived at Brookfield Place, New York, where it serves Brooklyn’s Blue Marble ice cream as part of the non-pressurized environment it seeks to create.
Liz Ligon, courtesy of Brookfield Place
Driving the concept behind the kiosk is Annie Nicholson of Fandangoe Kid and her experience following the loss of family members in 2011. Her work is inspired by the de... More