Sunday, May 25, 2014
Designing the Restaurants
On Friday, I spent the day in Mr. Doody's office with him and the architect in his office going over the designs for new restaurants all over the country. They both showed me the designs they had both been working on and then they had me watch as they compared and commented on the others. After working on the plans, they called the architect that would be looking over each project depending on the location. They conversed about what new ideas they wanted incorporate into the designs, and then would email sketches back and forth so they could understand better what each person meant. While listening to all this, I realized how much detailed thinking they put into creating the restaurants. They worked on how the outside would be viewed from the road and also worked on how long each booth would be inside the restaurant. Mr. Doody continues to talk about how a restaurant is about 10,000 little details, and he displayed this during the meetings.
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wow this seem pretty coo, do you know exactly what states Mr. Doody wants to put his new restaurants in? When you were talking about how much work goes into designing a restaurant reminds me of myself working on this brochure that I have to make right now. At first I thought I would be able to get it done in a matter of days but actually it is taking longer than what I expected. After finishing a draft of the brochure I have to look over it myself and make sure that I like it then I have to present the new draft to the person who is in charge of my project and their boss. After we come up with a final draft we have to send it to another person who is in charge of making sure that the branding of the company meets a certain criteria and that we followed the rules when marketing the company. So right now I have my work cut out for me. But I am curios to see how the designs look for the restaurant and whether or not if they look cool. I am pretty sure the design for the restaurant is crucial since that’s how the company will be marketed visually.
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