Dlush UCSD in San Diego, California by Colkitt&Co

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What used to be a storage closet, is currently being transformed by architect and design firm Colkitt&Co, to become a 1,830 square foot food and beverage cafe for students, staff and campus visitors to enjoy. Construction began earlier this summer, and Dlush UCSD is expected to open just in time for the first week of fall semester classes.

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• Architects: Colkitt&Co
• Project: Dlush UCSD
• Location: San Diego, California, U.S.A
• Owner: Jeffrey Adler, CEO of Dlush
• Architect and Designer: Colkitt&Co
• Graphics, Signage and Branding: Hollis Brand Culture
• Mechanical, Plumbing and Electrical Engineer: KLH Engineers

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Dlush UCSD has an open concept design featuring casual, yet posh, velvety seating and a full kitchen. From a design perspective, Colkitt&Co had to be discerning with the utilization of space to create a stand-alone structure that fits within the square footage constraints. Each design element speaks to the high-energy lifestyle food and beverage brand, but in a very clean, crisp and authentic manner.

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Tags: California, San Diego

Category: Cafe

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