e.a.t. Spots

Brand Activation

Once symbols of a bustling city, the newsstands of Chicago were defunct when non-profit organization e.a.t. Spots (education, agriculture, technology) reinvented them as kiosks for selling fresh food.

From Newsstand to Food Kiosk But these 45 sq. ft. newsstands were designed to sell papers, not perishables, so Delphi was given the challenge of retrofitting them into food retail outlets. The newsstands were given new life with fresh graphics and a modern design built for a quick grab-and-go.
Pop Up Success Electricity also had to be redone. Finally, we added changeable graphic panels to the new painted wood structures for even more versatility.
Redesigned Street Spaces Group Delphi dismantled the newspaper and magazine racks and started with clean empty shells. Next, we built refrigerator units into custom cabinets, scaled to fit the size and functionality of the kiosks.
“The pop up was a street-stopper that had Chicagoans excited to get a quick fresh meal.”

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