McDonald's en el Aeropuerto de Sydney, Australia "CONVEYOR" ‘kitchen in the sky’
I Have Ever Seen! a McDonald's like this!
McDonalds conveyor style - Sydney, Australia airport
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Sydney International Airport - I just thought this was a pretty interesting McDonalds located in Sydney International Airport in Australia. The Conveyor feeds from the kitchen upstairs to the first floor.
This McDonald's is quite interesting, as its kitchen is above the cashier area. So most of the food is transported down but a rail/conveyor system.
Macca's Sydney Airport
McDonald’s unveils flagship Sydney Airport store featuring see-through ‘kitchen in the sky’ MACCA’S has unveiled its new see-through “kitchen in the sky” design, featuring a conveyor belt to bring food to ground level.
MCDONALD’S has unveiled its fancy new Sydney Airport store, where burgers and fries are delivered to customers via conveyor belt from a glowing yellow glass box dubbed its “kitchen in the sky”.
The “Instagrammable” new restaurant features a see-through kitchen raised high above terminal one, with design firm Landini Associates briefed with creating an “iconic, memorable customer experience, like nothing seen before”.
“The McDonald’s restaurant in T1 International has become one of the most Instagrammed places at Sydney Airport,” said general manager of retail Glyn Williams. “And why wouldn’t it? It’s a piece of theatre, full of colour, movement and surprises. People have started arriving early for their flights just to see it.”
the new restaurant was unique in Australia. “Working with limited space, we needed to be creative in how we designed the restaurant to present our customers with the best possible dining experience,” “Placing the kitchen above the counter, while visually stimulating, was structurally complex, as was ensuring it could deliver its wares efficiently and quickly to the customers below.

“To answer this, we combined kiosk ordering technology and a ‘transporter’ delivery system. Although we’re always open to exploring different opportunities, our focus remains on freestanding restaurants with a drive-through.” the inspiration for the “transporter” system came from similar setups in Asia, where many multistorey restaurants operated on a small footprint with the kitchen at the top.

“The space we were offered was quite small, but we saw there was a lot of room in the volume,” he said. “We asked Sydney Airport if they wouldn’t mind us using it. They were delighted of course because it meant they could rent us room which previously didn’t exist.” Hong Kong, Moscow, Madrid, London and its headquarters in Chicago, said the theme of his design was the “lack of theme”.


“We attempted to not have anything that is thematic but just design a good restaurant with a simple palette,” he said. “Concrete, glass, stainless steel and oak. We haven’t done colourful graphics, just iconic representations of the products.”

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