Every customer gets the VIP experience in an Ikoniq custom container. Army Athletics scored big with a hospitality suite complete with second level viewing deck, HD tvs, and wet bar for the ultimate game day experience. A fold out patio area offers capability for state of the art 3-D graphic signage, mounted video monitors, and seating.

Translating the emotion and experience of a familiar retail brand from a walk-in store to a kiosk unit is no small feat. 47 Brand hit a home run at Citi Field.

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.

Centerplate wanted to capture the modern look and feel of NYC’s venerable hub of the most exciting exhibits and trade shows in the country with complementary concession carts.

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.

Ikoniq is proud to partner with the Big East’s Syracuse University for exciting projects inside Carrier Dome- and outside, too!

A renovation of this fan favorite Spring Training facility relied on Ikoniq designed carts to create new concession options.

Centerplate had the bold and brave idea of bringing the Philly cheesesteak to the West Coast at AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants. Ikoniq gave that vision true Philly flavor with great design.

In an effort to "create a resilient Rochester – one neighborhood at a time," Greentopia participants needed a workspace that would extend their promise to grow while staying green.

When minutes matter for travelers, digital wayfinding is the solution to give them instant access to flight schedules, concourse maps, and more. JFK Airport has placed stand alone kiosks to enhance the experience of navigating between flights for thousands every day with Ikoniq kiosks.

Ikoniq collaborated with the school to design and deliver a repurposed shipping container. Built to withstand punishing winds and seas, a rugged container was sure to protect the custom design and tackle the toughest opponents.

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.

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.

In a region where culinary trends favor local, fresh, and creative concepts for sophisticated palates, Ikoniq aimed high to achieve inspired and original designs for this urban arena setting.

Portable, original, and imitated but never replicated- we happen to be talking about the pretzels, but the same applies to Ikoniq’s unique and custom approach to designing kiosks to optimize concession service and sales.

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

Catering to their hometown crowd, Anchor Brewing demanded the best- a replica of their original taproom with the aesthetic and design details of the real thing. Ikoniq delivered, by crane, no less exactly what both Centerplate and Anchor Brewing wanted- a home run.

Don’t rush your Nestle Toll House experience- perimeter seating offers a comfortable spot for customers to enjoy a fresh baked cookie. Or milkshake, sundae, coffee- hot or cold. It’s all possible with the smart design of the Nestle Toll House mall kiosk.

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.