Stony Brook had recently constructed a new building on campus. A new cafeteria was added in order to accommodate an increase in the student population.
The University and design architect wanted a counter product that would provide the durability and longevity of stainless steel but also have the custom flexibility have a modern, non-commercial appearance. Traditional millwork construction made of wooden structure and sub-straight was not an option. The counters needed to be easy to install in the field.
Sage Dining Services, the foodservice management contractor, also had specific requirements such as the need for flexible equipment options that would provide a wide array of different menu items on a daily basis within the same equipment foot print. Because of their extremely high standards for food quality and freshness, Sage Dining Services also place a high emphasis on how food is displayed and merchandised to their customers for maximum participation and customer satisfaction.
The counters were completely pre-wired from the factory so they could be connected by the electrician with one electrical service per counter section. This greatly facilitated the installation cost and time to complete the project in the field by eliminating the need for multiple wires and circuits.
To accommodate Sage Dining Services needs for equipment flexibility and merchandising, Multiteria was able to provide:
Using Multiteria to assemble and apply the countertops, exterior finishes, drop in foodservice equipment and food shields eliminated confusion and lack of coordination that typically occurs when using multiple trades. Multiteria is the single source of accountability, a one stop manufacturer that consistently delivers an exceptionally high-quality product.