Housed in a shed, this quaint juice pressery was envisaged to both blend and stand out in it’s neighbouring industrial and hip cafe surrounds.

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A reminiscent of the mid 20th century, the new cafeteria stands in what was once a store room of the adjoining milling factory. The intent was to not deface or cover the original structure in any way, retaining its authenticity as a humble resident of a large industrial complex, much like the juicery itself. While the original architecture and structure is retained, only a single wall , at the rear end was refurbished to accommodate the needs of the pressery.

Designed to be space for ‘fit fast food’ the juicery’s aesthetics are steered to make an impression in a matter of a few minutes. Alluding to orchards and gardens, the ‘Slurp Station’ invites its visitors to partake in a small picnic on the go! Serving authentic fresh pressed juice, the juice shop is designed as a quick pt stop, with little to no seating and super fast service. 

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This ‘food’ place is like no other, encouraging its customers to stand and be on the move. The unique approach also helps the Slurp Station use its in-house place economically and efficiently, catering to a large crowd during peak hours.