Ottawa Business Journal, Tom Pechloff Published on August 13, 2015 Photo credit: Ottawa Business Journal

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.

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

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.

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.

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.