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The Mobile Community Kitchen
Designed by University of Toronto’s Architecture students with the members of the Mount Dennis Community Kitchen in 2008, the kitchen-on-wheels consists of three trailers with different functions: a large eating table, where up to 50 people can sit, the barbecue cart and the trash-cart. Based on the concept that kitchens are social places that can fill the lack of community centres in the neighborhoods of cities, the 3 sections fold up, are easily transportable and assemble differently at each site and event.
To learn more: http://moleculararchitecture.blogspot.com
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could bring a whole new lease...life to otherwise bland public spaces.
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