When one location is home to a variety of events from world class racing to entertainment, and spread across 1,500 acres no less- a comprehensive concession plan is key to operating at full capacity.

A renovation of one of New York's biggest venues had to fulfill a vision that would serve discerning urban audiences, from the first song of the concert to a double overtime tie-breaker. Long Island's Nassau Coliseum chose to renew their image with durable, beautiful, on-trend finishes for their concession carts, and Ikoniq delivered.

Even the biggest beverage brands are stepping into the small batch beer markets, and Anheuser-Busch wanted their Goose Island brand to change the game at Nationals Park. Ikoniq went to work to make it happen.

Live Nation says that somewhere in the world, they stage an event every 18 minutes. Thousands of attendees, every hour, every day, all in need of one thing: food in one hand and a beverage in the other.

Box Garden in Plano, Texas is one of the most well-known shipping container projects is the US. The 1500 person live music venue creates an inviting and immersive environment, converting an urban infill space into an exciting and compelling environment.

Quick Service Restaurants are going through major format changes. With an emphasis on drive-thru and walk-up service as well as outdoor dining experiences, QSRs are re-evaluating their formats for the changing marketplace. The urgency to get these new projects on the ground has created a new opportunity for modular restaurant manufacturing. Ikoniq is working with leading designers to help define this emerging format shift.

When the City of Rochester wanted to deliver the International Plaza at La Marketa, an urban renewal project decades in the making, they decided to utilize shipping containers for the retail and restaurant components. Ikoniq was awarded the RFP and has delivered three retail units and two restaurant facilities that will offer local vendors an opportunity to showcase their skills.

As an accessory property to the 72-unit Daytona Max tower, Bayshore is providing the Wolf Bar as an amenity to the main property. The Wolf is truly two bars in one, with conditioned space upstairs and a downstairs space that is open to the beach. With the container bar as the project's focus, additional rental units are made available as overflow to the Max. Comprised of Casitas which are single units based on a typical hotel room and villas, which are two and three bedroom modular building units, the property provides a range of options for short and longer-term stays.

Proposed for a new public-private partnership, the container park at Currie Park comes to life. Part entertainment venue, part local vendor market, part gourmet marketplace, the modern container park is more of an open-air mixed use center than food hall.

With it's key pedestrian entry into the new Interlock development, SJ Collins turned to SG Blocks and Ikoniq to create an exciting destination bar that will define the vibe of the new development. The Holiday Pod will add the intensity to the already exciting location.