District 6 Designed by M-Style Puts Patrons in the Action
Jamie Danielle Munro — April 16, 2014 — Art & Design
References: designboom
District 6 is a brewery and restaurant that wants patrons to feel as if they are part of the brewing experience. Instead of having the beer-making area separate from where people are eating, the design company M-Style decided to merge these sections.
The reason why the space is titled District 6 is because of these distinct areas. "The restaurant features six distinct regions: a brew tank area, a beer tank section, an alfresco zone, a front kitchen and public and private dining rooms," states DesignBoom. As such people can enjoy their meals in these different sections, and really get a sense of what goes into the brewing process. Instead of simply sipping on beer, customers receive a bit of education while downing a pint and chatting with friends.
Photo Credits: designboom
The reason why the space is titled District 6 is because of these distinct areas. "The restaurant features six distinct regions: a brew tank area, a beer tank section, an alfresco zone, a front kitchen and public and private dining rooms," states DesignBoom. As such people can enjoy their meals in these different sections, and really get a sense of what goes into the brewing process. Instead of simply sipping on beer, customers receive a bit of education while downing a pint and chatting with friends.
Photo Credits: designboom
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