The key considerations for designing a commercial kitchen are the service requirements, available space, and budget. A good design follows the workflow of delivery, storage, preparation, cooking, holding, serving, washing up, and waste disposal. It is important to assess risks, ensure proper equipment and space for each area, and consider environmental factors like ventilation and energy efficiency.
The document discusses the back of the house areas in hotels and restaurants. The back of the house refers to all non-public areas where food is prepared, cooked, and plated. It also serves as the central command center. The main areas of the back of the house include the kitchen, stewarding department, employee areas, and offices. The kitchen is the largest area and where food storage, preparation, and cooking takes place. The stewarding department oversees dishwashing and cleaning of kitchen equipment and supplies. Employee areas provide spaces for breaks and locker rooms. Offices are used for administrative work and meetings.
Facility planning kitchen layout and planningvikesh Kashyap
This document discusses the key components and considerations for designing commercial kitchen layouts. It identifies six main components - clean/wash, food preparation, cooking, storage, service, and delivery areas. Proper kitchen layout and design supports workflow efficiency through an optimized work triangle of sink, stove, and refrigerator located within specific distance parameters. Common layout styles like L-shaped, U-shaped, and parallel designs are examined along with their advantages and disadvantages. Additional factors like equipment, space, and business type must also be considered to create a functional commercial kitchen.
This document discusses key considerations for restaurant design, including definitions, history, and types of restaurants. It covers topics like anthropometry, circulation space, dining areas, kitchen layouts, lighting, seating, and other interior and exterior design elements. Three case studies of existing restaurants are presented: Timmur Restaurant in Siraichuli, Riverview Restaurant, and Blufish Restaurant. Blufish's concept was to create an underwater-themed space using hand-drawn patterns. Key areas of a restaurant like the kitchen, dining room, and restrooms are compared across the three case studies.
The document provides guidance on programming and designing commercial kitchen spaces. It emphasizes gathering information from clients about their menu, storage needs, staffing, and equipment requirements. Key components of kitchen design include clean/wash, food preparation, cooking, storage, service, and delivery areas. Designs must comply with international, federal, state and local codes regarding safety, accessibility and food handling. Floor plans should thoughtfully arrange these areas to support efficient food production flow.
The document provides guidance on planning and designing different areas and facilities of a hotel, including guest rooms, public spaces, food and beverage outlets, banquet spaces, pools, health clubs, and parking. It recommends locating guest rooms, elevators, and corridors to maximize space and views while minimizing distances. It also provides objectives for designing facilities like the lobby, restaurants, bars, ballrooms, and pools to be functional, accessible, and meet market needs. The document aims to help optimize the layout, circulation, and user experience of all hotel areas.
The document provides an outline for the contents of a literature review and case study on restaurant design. It includes sections on defining restaurants and their classification, describing various spaces within a restaurant like the dining area, kitchen, restrooms and patio. It also discusses elements of restaurant design like circulation, entrance, parking, lighting, noise control and case studies of specific restaurants. The document aims to comprehensively cover all aspects of planning and designing restaurant spaces.
Commercial Kitchen Design presentation that focuses on the key spaces and experiences from back-of-house to the front of house. This graphic overview groups the planning for commercial kitchens into three unique experiences: cook, serve and enjoy.
The key considerations for designing a commercial kitchen are the service requirements, available space, and budget. A good design follows the workflow of delivery, storage, preparation, cooking, holding, serving, washing up, and waste disposal. It is important to assess risks, ensure proper equipment and space for each area, and consider environmental factors like ventilation and energy efficiency.
The document discusses the back of the house areas in hotels and restaurants. The back of the house refers to all non-public areas where food is prepared, cooked, and plated. It also serves as the central command center. The main areas of the back of the house include the kitchen, stewarding department, employee areas, and offices. The kitchen is the largest area and where food storage, preparation, and cooking takes place. The stewarding department oversees dishwashing and cleaning of kitchen equipment and supplies. Employee areas provide spaces for breaks and locker rooms. Offices are used for administrative work and meetings.
Facility planning kitchen layout and planningvikesh Kashyap
This document discusses the key components and considerations for designing commercial kitchen layouts. It identifies six main components - clean/wash, food preparation, cooking, storage, service, and delivery areas. Proper kitchen layout and design supports workflow efficiency through an optimized work triangle of sink, stove, and refrigerator located within specific distance parameters. Common layout styles like L-shaped, U-shaped, and parallel designs are examined along with their advantages and disadvantages. Additional factors like equipment, space, and business type must also be considered to create a functional commercial kitchen.
This document discusses key considerations for restaurant design, including definitions, history, and types of restaurants. It covers topics like anthropometry, circulation space, dining areas, kitchen layouts, lighting, seating, and other interior and exterior design elements. Three case studies of existing restaurants are presented: Timmur Restaurant in Siraichuli, Riverview Restaurant, and Blufish Restaurant. Blufish's concept was to create an underwater-themed space using hand-drawn patterns. Key areas of a restaurant like the kitchen, dining room, and restrooms are compared across the three case studies.
The document provides guidance on programming and designing commercial kitchen spaces. It emphasizes gathering information from clients about their menu, storage needs, staffing, and equipment requirements. Key components of kitchen design include clean/wash, food preparation, cooking, storage, service, and delivery areas. Designs must comply with international, federal, state and local codes regarding safety, accessibility and food handling. Floor plans should thoughtfully arrange these areas to support efficient food production flow.
The document provides guidance on planning and designing different areas and facilities of a hotel, including guest rooms, public spaces, food and beverage outlets, banquet spaces, pools, health clubs, and parking. It recommends locating guest rooms, elevators, and corridors to maximize space and views while minimizing distances. It also provides objectives for designing facilities like the lobby, restaurants, bars, ballrooms, and pools to be functional, accessible, and meet market needs. The document aims to help optimize the layout, circulation, and user experience of all hotel areas.
The document provides an outline for the contents of a literature review and case study on restaurant design. It includes sections on defining restaurants and their classification, describing various spaces within a restaurant like the dining area, kitchen, restrooms and patio. It also discusses elements of restaurant design like circulation, entrance, parking, lighting, noise control and case studies of specific restaurants. The document aims to comprehensively cover all aspects of planning and designing restaurant spaces.
Commercial Kitchen Design presentation that focuses on the key spaces and experiences from back-of-house to the front of house. This graphic overview groups the planning for commercial kitchens into three unique experiences: cook, serve and enjoy.
The document provides data collection details for a proposed 5-star hotel project in India. It includes information on the entry/exits, parking requirements, entrance lounges, facilities for handicapped guests, guest room types and sizes, restaurant and catering facilities, and kitchen requirements. Standards from the National Building Code of India are referenced for aspects like parking norms. Dimensions and capacities are provided for various areas to aid planning and design of the hotel.
This document provides an overview of various catering operations classified into different categories such as hotels, restaurants, gastro pubs, bar food, fast food, industrial/contract catering, institutional catering, franchising, and transport and outdoor/event catering. Key points include definitions of different hotel types like boutique and capsule hotels, examples of famous restaurants and their Michelin star ratings, a description of gastro pubs and bar food, and explanations of industrial, institutional and franchised catering operations as well as transport catering on planes, trains and ships.
Hotel Dena is a new hotel located just outside of Anchorage, Alaska. It is centered around a fire and ice theme meant to reflect the surrounding landscape. Sustainability is a focus, using local and eco-friendly materials. The hotel offers on-site activities like rock climbing and kayaking to teach guests about Alaska's natural environment. Guest rooms are located on the third through fifth floors. Common areas include a lobby, bar, restaurant, retail space, indoor rock climbing area, outdoor pool, and activity equipment storage. The hotel utilizes green features like a graywater system, low-flow fixtures, solar panels, and designated smoke-free zones to reduce its environmental impact.
The document is a project report for designing a restaurant space in Ajmer, India. It includes an introduction to interior design and commercial design. It also covers types of restaurants and restaurant design. There is a case study for designing a multi-generation restaurant space with a covered area of 90'5" x 85'9". The designer conducted a SWOT analysis of existing restaurants in Ajmer to inform the design. Layout drawings were created showing the restaurant area, circulation, and flooring plans.
Layout of housekeeping dept. with explanationDr. Sunil Kumar
This document outlines the layout and organization of various housekeeping departments, including linen rooms, laundry rooms, uniform rooms, and linen and uniform rooms. It describes the purpose and functions of rooms like the housekeeper's office, desk control room, linen store, tailor shop, lost and found, and flower room. Diagrams show examples of layouts for these rooms. The document also provides information on linen room practices and procedures and outlines the laundry operation process.
The document provides information about different types of hotels and their key characteristics. It discusses the different areas and facilities commonly found in hotels, including front of house areas like the lobby, reception, restaurants, meeting rooms and leisure facilities. It also covers back of house areas such as laundry, housekeeping, food and beverage facilities. The document categorizes hotels by size, location, target market, ownership and star rating. It provides details on typical layouts and space requirements for different hotel areas and facilities.
The document discusses key aspects of hospitality design, focusing on hotel interior design. It covers common terms, types of lodging facilities, and design elements for key areas like the lobby, guest rooms, and suites. Proper lighting, furniture, finishes, and code requirements are important considerations for guest rooms. The lobby is the critical first impression and must handle guest circulation effectively. Attention to design details and quality materials can enhance the guest experience.
A three-star hotel provides spacious rooms decorated with high-class furnishings and colors TV. It offers one or more lounges and requires minimum room sizes of 10 sqm for a single and 12 sqm for a double. Additional requirements include private bathrooms in every room, a clean dining room, meeting rooms for at least 20 people, a relaxation area, air conditioning in public rooms, and basic emergency power. The Garvaish Luxury Hotel in Lahore offers executive club rooms, welcome drinks, breakfast buffet, high-speed internet, daily laundry and newspaper, an executive lounge, and meeting rooms with multimedia equipment and internet connectivity.
Report on Restaurant Design-converted.pptxBinisha Raut
This document provides an overview of restaurant design and layout considerations. It discusses types of restaurants including fast food, fast casual, fine dining, contemporary casual, and cafes. It covers anthropometric considerations, architectural elements like entrances, doors, windows, reception, circulation space, dining areas, bars, and restrooms. It also discusses kitchen layouts, components, and case studies of specific restaurant designs. The document is a comprehensive reference for planning and designing restaurant spaces.
This document discusses the interior design of hotel spaces, including public, functional, guestroom, and bathroom areas. It addresses the lobby, meeting and function spaces, guestroom floors, suites, and bathrooms. Design considerations for each space are outlined, such as layout, dimensions, lighting, fixtures, and finishes. The document provides guidance on programming and designing different areas of the hotel to create successful and well-planned interior spaces.
This document discusses hotel room layouts and types. It defines layout as the arrangement or plan of parts or areas. Strategic benefits of good layout include higher space utilization, improved flow, better employee and customer experiences, and flexibility. The document then lists and provides brief descriptions of 24 common room types found in hotels, including single rooms, twin rooms, doubles, suites, interconnecting rooms, and more. Diagrams are provided to illustrate the layout of each room type.
The document discusses important considerations for designing a hotel, including location, appearance, efficient plan, suitable materials, workmanship, financing, and management. It emphasizes that the architectural design plays a major role in the building's seismic performance and must allow for both effective structural design and the functional and aesthetic goals of the building. Some popular modern hotel plan types discussed are modular construction, slip forming, arch design, and cylinder-like structures.
A motel, short for "motor hotel," is a lodging facility designed for motorists, featuring rooms with exterior entrances for easy access from the parking lot. Typically situated along highways or in suburban areas, motels offer basic amenities, such as beds and bathrooms, often at a more affordable rate than hotels.
This document provides guidelines and requirements for designing a 5-star hotel in Mohali, India. It includes information on:
- Minimum room and facility requirements, such as room sizes, bathroom amenities, restaurant/bar specifications.
- Departments and support areas that should be included, such as kitchen, laundry, meeting rooms.
- Staff requirements and training.
- Safety and security features.
- Dimension and space guidelines for different hotel components.
- A case study of the Le Meridien hotel in New Delhi describing its location and design concept.
This presentation contains almost all the standards and guidelines required for designing a banquet hall. Hope you find it useful, thank you for reading.
This document provides a summary of the facilities and layout of the Le Meridien hotel in New Delhi, India. It is a luxury hotel spread over 4.5 acres located near government offices and shopping areas. Facilities include 358 guest rooms, multiple restaurants and bars, a health club, pool, and meeting/banquet spaces. The hotel features an atrium design with rooms and facilities arranged along corridors overlooking a large central atrium. It caters mostly to corporate executives and diplomats with high occupancy rates.
A presentation to help the students of hotel management about the importance of lobby, entrance and the layout. It contains ideas on power lobby and the commercial aspects of a well presented lobby.
This document summarizes a study on ergonomics in restaurant kitchens. It describes the typical layout and functions of a restaurant kitchen, which is designed to handle high volume and different food preparation stages. An average restaurant kitchen is about 1000 square feet. When planning the space, 60% is usually for the dining area and 40% for the kitchen, with 30% occupied by equipment and 10% for food preparation. Key equipment includes ovens, fryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, and stovetops. The document outlines best practices for kitchen layout, flow, and positioning equipment to optimize efficiency. It also compares restaurant and residential kitchen dimensions and equipment.
This document provides a literature review report on restaurant design prepared by six students. It covers the objective of understanding restaurant design and providing unique identity. The report discusses the history of restaurants and different types. It also examines important design considerations for kitchens, dining areas, restrooms, bars, lighting, colors, HVAC, flooring, ceilings, parking, fire safety and landscaping. The document is intended to provide universal guidelines for designing restaurants by understanding key issues.
The document provides data collection details for a proposed 5-star hotel project in India. It includes information on the entry/exits, parking requirements, entrance lounges, facilities for handicapped guests, guest room types and sizes, restaurant and catering facilities, and kitchen requirements. Standards from the National Building Code of India are referenced for aspects like parking norms. Dimensions and capacities are provided for various areas to aid planning and design of the hotel.
This document provides an overview of various catering operations classified into different categories such as hotels, restaurants, gastro pubs, bar food, fast food, industrial/contract catering, institutional catering, franchising, and transport and outdoor/event catering. Key points include definitions of different hotel types like boutique and capsule hotels, examples of famous restaurants and their Michelin star ratings, a description of gastro pubs and bar food, and explanations of industrial, institutional and franchised catering operations as well as transport catering on planes, trains and ships.
Hotel Dena is a new hotel located just outside of Anchorage, Alaska. It is centered around a fire and ice theme meant to reflect the surrounding landscape. Sustainability is a focus, using local and eco-friendly materials. The hotel offers on-site activities like rock climbing and kayaking to teach guests about Alaska's natural environment. Guest rooms are located on the third through fifth floors. Common areas include a lobby, bar, restaurant, retail space, indoor rock climbing area, outdoor pool, and activity equipment storage. The hotel utilizes green features like a graywater system, low-flow fixtures, solar panels, and designated smoke-free zones to reduce its environmental impact.
The document is a project report for designing a restaurant space in Ajmer, India. It includes an introduction to interior design and commercial design. It also covers types of restaurants and restaurant design. There is a case study for designing a multi-generation restaurant space with a covered area of 90'5" x 85'9". The designer conducted a SWOT analysis of existing restaurants in Ajmer to inform the design. Layout drawings were created showing the restaurant area, circulation, and flooring plans.
Layout of housekeeping dept. with explanationDr. Sunil Kumar
This document outlines the layout and organization of various housekeeping departments, including linen rooms, laundry rooms, uniform rooms, and linen and uniform rooms. It describes the purpose and functions of rooms like the housekeeper's office, desk control room, linen store, tailor shop, lost and found, and flower room. Diagrams show examples of layouts for these rooms. The document also provides information on linen room practices and procedures and outlines the laundry operation process.
The document provides information about different types of hotels and their key characteristics. It discusses the different areas and facilities commonly found in hotels, including front of house areas like the lobby, reception, restaurants, meeting rooms and leisure facilities. It also covers back of house areas such as laundry, housekeeping, food and beverage facilities. The document categorizes hotels by size, location, target market, ownership and star rating. It provides details on typical layouts and space requirements for different hotel areas and facilities.
The document discusses key aspects of hospitality design, focusing on hotel interior design. It covers common terms, types of lodging facilities, and design elements for key areas like the lobby, guest rooms, and suites. Proper lighting, furniture, finishes, and code requirements are important considerations for guest rooms. The lobby is the critical first impression and must handle guest circulation effectively. Attention to design details and quality materials can enhance the guest experience.
A three-star hotel provides spacious rooms decorated with high-class furnishings and colors TV. It offers one or more lounges and requires minimum room sizes of 10 sqm for a single and 12 sqm for a double. Additional requirements include private bathrooms in every room, a clean dining room, meeting rooms for at least 20 people, a relaxation area, air conditioning in public rooms, and basic emergency power. The Garvaish Luxury Hotel in Lahore offers executive club rooms, welcome drinks, breakfast buffet, high-speed internet, daily laundry and newspaper, an executive lounge, and meeting rooms with multimedia equipment and internet connectivity.
Report on Restaurant Design-converted.pptxBinisha Raut
This document provides an overview of restaurant design and layout considerations. It discusses types of restaurants including fast food, fast casual, fine dining, contemporary casual, and cafes. It covers anthropometric considerations, architectural elements like entrances, doors, windows, reception, circulation space, dining areas, bars, and restrooms. It also discusses kitchen layouts, components, and case studies of specific restaurant designs. The document is a comprehensive reference for planning and designing restaurant spaces.
This document discusses the interior design of hotel spaces, including public, functional, guestroom, and bathroom areas. It addresses the lobby, meeting and function spaces, guestroom floors, suites, and bathrooms. Design considerations for each space are outlined, such as layout, dimensions, lighting, fixtures, and finishes. The document provides guidance on programming and designing different areas of the hotel to create successful and well-planned interior spaces.
This document discusses hotel room layouts and types. It defines layout as the arrangement or plan of parts or areas. Strategic benefits of good layout include higher space utilization, improved flow, better employee and customer experiences, and flexibility. The document then lists and provides brief descriptions of 24 common room types found in hotels, including single rooms, twin rooms, doubles, suites, interconnecting rooms, and more. Diagrams are provided to illustrate the layout of each room type.
The document discusses important considerations for designing a hotel, including location, appearance, efficient plan, suitable materials, workmanship, financing, and management. It emphasizes that the architectural design plays a major role in the building's seismic performance and must allow for both effective structural design and the functional and aesthetic goals of the building. Some popular modern hotel plan types discussed are modular construction, slip forming, arch design, and cylinder-like structures.
A motel, short for "motor hotel," is a lodging facility designed for motorists, featuring rooms with exterior entrances for easy access from the parking lot. Typically situated along highways or in suburban areas, motels offer basic amenities, such as beds and bathrooms, often at a more affordable rate than hotels.
This document provides guidelines and requirements for designing a 5-star hotel in Mohali, India. It includes information on:
- Minimum room and facility requirements, such as room sizes, bathroom amenities, restaurant/bar specifications.
- Departments and support areas that should be included, such as kitchen, laundry, meeting rooms.
- Staff requirements and training.
- Safety and security features.
- Dimension and space guidelines for different hotel components.
- A case study of the Le Meridien hotel in New Delhi describing its location and design concept.
This presentation contains almost all the standards and guidelines required for designing a banquet hall. Hope you find it useful, thank you for reading.
This document provides a summary of the facilities and layout of the Le Meridien hotel in New Delhi, India. It is a luxury hotel spread over 4.5 acres located near government offices and shopping areas. Facilities include 358 guest rooms, multiple restaurants and bars, a health club, pool, and meeting/banquet spaces. The hotel features an atrium design with rooms and facilities arranged along corridors overlooking a large central atrium. It caters mostly to corporate executives and diplomats with high occupancy rates.
A presentation to help the students of hotel management about the importance of lobby, entrance and the layout. It contains ideas on power lobby and the commercial aspects of a well presented lobby.
This document summarizes a study on ergonomics in restaurant kitchens. It describes the typical layout and functions of a restaurant kitchen, which is designed to handle high volume and different food preparation stages. An average restaurant kitchen is about 1000 square feet. When planning the space, 60% is usually for the dining area and 40% for the kitchen, with 30% occupied by equipment and 10% for food preparation. Key equipment includes ovens, fryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, and stovetops. The document outlines best practices for kitchen layout, flow, and positioning equipment to optimize efficiency. It also compares restaurant and residential kitchen dimensions and equipment.
This document provides a literature review report on restaurant design prepared by six students. It covers the objective of understanding restaurant design and providing unique identity. The report discusses the history of restaurants and different types. It also examines important design considerations for kitchens, dining areas, restrooms, bars, lighting, colors, HVAC, flooring, ceilings, parking, fire safety and landscaping. The document is intended to provide universal guidelines for designing restaurants by understanding key issues.
The document provides guidance on designing an efficient kitchen layout and operation. It discusses several key considerations for kitchen design including reducing physical fatigue for employees, minimizing noise and ensuring adequate lighting, temperature control and compliance with safety codes. It also outlines different kitchen layout options and important design factors to consider like costs, equipment needs, space and sanitation. General guidelines are provided for lighting, ventilation, floors, walls, ceilings and storage areas. Industrial catering management models and cafeteria operations are briefly covered.
The document discusses kitchen layout and design. It describes the two stages of layout as arranging individual equipment and functional areas, and then combining the functional areas. It outlines four concepts to consider: materials/products, machines/equipment, workers, and movement. Various layout configurations are presented such as single line, L-shaped, U-shaped, parallel, island, G-shaped, and the importance of the work triangle with the refrigerator, sink, and stove.
The document discusses food and beverage layout and equipment considerations. It describes the front of house areas where staff interact with guests, such as the reception, cashier counter, and bar. It also describes back of house areas like the pantry, dish washing area, and hotplate where food is prepared and picked up. Specific equipment needed for different areas like the stillroom, silver room, and hotplate are also outlined. Factors to consider when purchasing equipment like flexibility, durability, and cost are also discussed.
The document discusses food and beverage layout and equipment considerations. It covers the types of furniture, fixtures, and smallwares needed for various front and back of house areas. Key factors in choosing equipment include the type of service offered, budget, durability, and maintenance needs. Common areas described include the stillroom, hotplate, silver room, and bar. Lighting, color, and proper storage are also addressed.
The document discusses various aspects of kitchen planning and design including kitchen layouts, electrical and plumbing considerations, and lighting options. It provides details on common kitchen layouts like L-shaped, U-shaped, and parallel designs. It emphasizes the importance of the work triangle configuration and ergonomic considerations in kitchen planning. Electrical aspects covered include circuits for lighting, appliances, and cooktops. Plumbing details piping requirements and drainage. Lighting types like task, accent, and ambient are defined.
The document provides information about kitchen planning and design. It discusses key considerations for kitchen layout such as work triangle dimensions, appliance placement, and cabinet sizes. Different kitchen styles like traditional, contemporary, and coastal are described. The document also covers types of kitchen layouts including one-wall, L-shaped, U-shaped, and island kitchens. Modular kitchen components like base cabinets, baskets, and pull-outs are explained. Proper planning of a kitchen considers functionality, storage, and aesthetics.
This document discusses kitchen layouts and ergonomics. It defines key terms like work triangle and identifies the main kitchen layout types: single wall, L-shaped, U-shaped, and parallel wall. For each layout, it describes advantages and disadvantages. The ideal work triangle distances between the sink, stove and refrigerator are provided. Activity centers in the kitchen include the mixing/preparation, washing/cleanup, and cooking/serving centers, which relate to the work triangle sequence.
Kitchen planning involves allocating space for equipment based on needs and traffic flows. Equipment is selected based on the menu to minimize steps for staff. There are trends toward more efficient equipment like combination ovens that use less energy and integrate functions. Selecting equipment considers menu items, volume, and speed of service while ensuring efficiency and sustainability.
This document discusses key aspects of mise-en-place in food service, including sideboard preparation, napkin folding, and clothing procedures. It defines mise-en-place as the advance preparation of equipment and food before service begins. Sideboards are used to store dining equipment and eliminate trips to the kitchen. Various types of napkin folds are presented, which can create impressions of luxury, sophistication, and enhance the dining experience. Proper clothing procedures include checking the table, opening the cloth centrally, and adjusting its position.
5. understanding the basic kitchen layoutJennie Con
The document discusses kitchen layout principles, specifically the importance of the work triangle. The work triangle refers to the three primary work stations in a kitchen: food storage, preparation/cooking, and clean-up. To ensure efficient workflow, the distance between these three stations should form a triangle with a perimeter of less than 26 feet. Common kitchen layout shapes - including U-shaped, L-shaped, island, G-shaped, corridor, and single wall - are also outlined.
The document provides guidelines for designing a kitchen, including:
- Analyzing how the kitchen space relates to the home and creating a bubble plan based on family usage.
- Selecting appliances, plumbing fixtures, and cabinetry based on needs and ergonomics.
- Planning storage, lighting, ventilation, finishes, and other elements like sound control.
- Referencing standard kitchen dimensions for cabinets, countertops, appliances, and clearances.
The document provides guidelines for designing a kitchen space, including:
- Analyzing how the kitchen relates to the overall house and creating a bubble plan based on family usage.
- Selecting appliances, plumbing fixtures, and cabinetry based on needs and ergonomic considerations.
- Planning storage, lighting, ventilation, finishes, and ensuring the design meets ergonomic and accessibility standards.
- Referencing standard kitchen dimensions for cabinets, countertops, appliances, and fixtures.
3 FOOD and BEVERAGES SERVICES OVERVIIEW.pptxAnneSangster
The document provides an overview of the food and beverage services industry. It discusses key competencies such as preparing dining areas, taking orders, promoting products, and handling customer complaints. It also defines important terms, outlines the skills and duties of food attendants, and describes techniques like different types of table service, cleaning methods, and handling customer complaints. The overall document serves as a guide for food and beverage service training.
The document discusses mise-en-place in the restaurant industry. It defines mise-en-place as the advance preparation of equipment and food before service begins. This includes properly maintaining and cleaning the dining room and preparing it to create the right ambience. A sideboard is described as a storage area for dining room equipment located in the corner of a restaurant to eliminate waiters having to make frequent trips to the kitchen. Different types of napkin folding are presented that can help create a feeling of luxury and sophistication. The purposes of napkin presentation and proper clothing procedures are also outlined.
The document discusses mise-en-place, which refers to having all necessary equipment and food prepared before service begins to create the right atmosphere. It describes how a sideboard is used in restaurants to store dining equipment like plates and cutlery to avoid frequent trips to the kitchen. Different types of napkin folding are presented that can help create a feeling of luxury, including techniques like the bird of paradise, candle, and royal crown. Proper clothing procedures are also outlined, such as checking the table and centrally positioning oneself before laying out and adjusting the tablecloth.
The kitchen stewarding department is responsible for maintaining cleanliness and hygienic conditions in the kitchen. They clean all utensils and equipment and ensure proper garbage disposal. Key staff include executive kitchen stewards who supervise cleaning, assistant managers who help supervise and perform tasks like collecting dishes, dishwashers who clean dishes, and pot men, ware men, and scullery men who clean pots, silverware, and kitchen vessels. The department benefits the hotel by meeting cleanliness requirements, reducing costs, and enhancing the hotel's image. Proper cleaning and sanitation procedures include regularly washing and sanitizing surfaces and equipment according to schedules. The stewarding department also ensures proper dry and wet garbage disposal.
This document discusses important considerations for kitchen layout and design for food and beverage services. Key factors include workflow, safety, capacity, and methods of service. The layout should separate raw and cooked foods and have clear flow from food preparation to delivery. Storage areas are needed for dry, frozen, and refrigerated goods. Equipment selection depends on the menu. Overall, the layout must facilitate food hygiene and a smooth workflow for staff.
The document summarizes the key areas and considerations for commercial kitchen layout and design. It outlines five main work areas: 1) preparation, 2) cooking, 3) storage, 4) cleaning and washing, and 5) service. For each area, it describes the functions and important equipment. It also discusses safety and security standards as well as common materials used like ceramic tile flooring, ceilings, and washable wall finishes. The document provides an overview of the essential spatial organization and features of an effective commercial kitchen.
International Upcycling Research Network advisory board meeting 4Kyungeun Sung
Slides used for the International Upcycling Research Network advisory board 4 (last one). The project is based at De Montfort University in Leicester, UK, and funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
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Welcome to Practical eLearning Makeovers for Everyone. In this presentation, we’ll take a look at a bunch of easy-to-use visual design tips and tricks. And we’ll do this by using them to spruce up some eLearning screens that are in dire need of a new look.
Explore the essential graphic design tools and software that can elevate your creative projects. Discover industry favorites and innovative solutions for stunning design results.
Architectural and constructions management experience since 2003 including 18 years located in UAE.
Coordinate and oversee all technical activities relating to architectural and construction projects,
including directing the design team, reviewing drafts and computer models, and approving design
changes.
Organize and typically develop, and review building plans, ensuring that a project meets all safety and
environmental standards.
Prepare feasibility studies, construction contracts, and tender documents with specifications and
tender analyses.
Consulting with clients, work on formulating equipment and labor cost estimates, ensuring a project
meets environmental, safety, structural, zoning, and aesthetic standards.
Monitoring the progress of a project to assess whether or not it is in compliance with building plans
and project deadlines.
Attention to detail, exceptional time management, and strong problem-solving and communication
skills are required for this role.
2. The Hotel kitchen is the heart of the food service operation.
Raw and cooked both food are stored, prepared and plated for
service.
It should be designed accordingly and also depends upon the
menu and task to be performed.
HOTEL’S KITCHEN
3. Efficient Kitchen
A work surface (table)
A food prep. sink
A hand wash sink (must be separate from the food prep sink)
A cutting surface
Storage for utensils
Storage for pans
Storage for raw ingredients
Storage for the finished product
Proper aisle space for movement
HOTEL’S KITCHEN
4. Main Sections of a Kitchen are:
Cleaning/washing
Storage
Food Preparation
Meal Cooking
Service
HOTEL’S KITCHEN
5. Cleaning/Washing
The cleaning and washing section of a commercial kitchen
includes sinks, warewashing machines, and drying racks.
Warewashing machines can quickly clean plates and other
serving vessels.
Three-compartment sinks are necessary for washing utensils.
This section of the kitchen should be located near the kitchen
entrance and near the storage area.
HOTEL’S KITCHEN
6. Storage
The storage area can be split into non-food storage, cold
storage, and dry storage.
The non-food storage includes a section for disposable
products, a section for cleaning supplies, and a section for the
clean dishes from washing area.
Cold storage is where you keep anything that needs to be
refrigerated or frozen.
Dry storage includes all nonperishables and other
consumables. This area might also contain a receiving area
for inventory shipments.
HOTEL’S KITCHEN
7. Food Preparation
The food preparation area has sinks for washing, cutting
areas, and mixing areas.
Typically, the food preparation area is split into a section for
processing raw foods (chopping vegetables, mixing salad
dressings, etc.).
Placing this section near storage area allows cooks to
efficiently grab fresh dishes, prepare plates, and move them
on to the cooking area quickly.
HOTEL’S KITCHEN
8. Meal Cooking
This is where main dishes are finished.
This area has large pieces of equipment like ranges, ovens,
and fryers.
The meal cooking area can be broken down into smaller
sections like a baking station, grilling station, and frying
station.
This area should be near the front of the kitchen next to the
service area.
HOTEL’S KITCHEN
9. Service
The service area is the final section of a commercial kitchen.
From this area serving staff will pick up finished dishes to
take to customers.
This area needs to be located at the very front of the kitchen,
just after the meal cooking area.
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11. Influenced by:
Number of people working in the space
Amount and type of equipment
Clearance required for equipment doors
Type of food being processed
Amount of space needed for storage
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12. Sufficient space to perform the required tasks
Adequate aisle space
Intelligent design to minimize injury risks
Comfortable temperatures and humidity control
Adequate lighting for the required tasks
Noise control
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13. Space and Sizing Guidelines:
Sizing by seat count
Food prep. is approximately 50 percent of the kitchen.
Storage is approximately 20 percent of the kitchen.
Ware washing is approximately 15 percent of the kitchen.
Staff circulation is approximately 15 percent of the kitchen.
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Adequate Aisle Space:
• Single aisle with limited equipment 2’6”–3’0”
• Double aisle with limited equipment 3’6”–4’6”
• Single aisle with protruding equipment 3’6”–4’6”
• Double aisle with protruding equipment 4’6”–6’0”
• Aisle with little traffic 3’0”–4’0”
• Aisle with major traffic 4’0”- 6’0”
16. Island-Style Layout
Ovens, ranges, fryers, grills,
and other principle cooking
equipment together in one
module at the center of the
kitchen.
Other sections of the kitchen
are placed on the perimeter
walls.
This layout works best in a
large kitchen but can
certainly be modified to fit
other shapes and sizes.
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17. Zone-Style Layout
The kitchen set up in blocks
with the major equipment
located along the walls
Sections follow the proper
order ,a dishwashing block, a
storage block, a food prep
block, etc.
Communication and
supervision are not difficult
in this layout because the
center of the space is
completely open.
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18. Assembly Line Layout
This is ideal to serve a large
quantity of people quickly,
like cafeterias.
This layout may work better
with a limited menu, like a
sandwich or pizza shop.
In this ,kitchen equipment is
organized in a line with the
food preparation area at one
end and the service area at
the other.
The other areas can be
located behind the assembly
line to keep them out of the
way.
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19. Zone-Style Layout
The kitchen set up in blocks
with the major equipment
located along the walls
Sections follow the proper
order ,a dishwashing block,a
storage block, a food prep
block, etc.
Communication and
supervision are not difficult
in this layout because the
center of the space is
completely open.
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