Containers fabricated as ticket booths and concession stands are cost-effective and flexible solutions for facilities without the built in infrastructure.

For the 2013 MLS All-Star Game, Adidas needed to create a crisp, dynamic retail space that was durable, easy to operate, and staff. A repurposed shipping container from Ikoniq's innovative line up met all the challenges.

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.

Ikoniq design goes beyond aesthetics when designing kiosk solutions to consider your location’s advantages to create a design that will capture business and truly showcase your product.

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.

Ikoniq’s engineers knew they could create a buzz-worthy, fully finished and branded container unit that would give loyal customers an exciting experience with this national favorite. The brand itself iconic in every way, it deserved an equally impressive design for this 'quick serve' restaurant concept.

CANANDAIGUA, N.Y., Sept. 10, 2020 /PRNewsCentre/ — Quick service restaurants have been reconsidering their formats for some time reflecting the demand for drive-thru and the increasing desire for home delivery services, but when COVID-19 struck, the need for many of the proposed changes became more pressing.

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.