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Finalists Announced for Casual Dining Design Awards 2015 Finalists announced for Casual Dining Design Awards 2015 Over forty casual dining pubs and restaurants from across the UK are competing for prestigious design awards at this month’s Casual Dining trade event, taking place at the Business Design Centre, Islington, London, on 25-26 February. Now in their second year, the Casual Dining Design Awards includes three categories – Best Designed Independent Restaurant, Best Designed Multiple Restaurant, and Best Designed Casual Dining Pub. This year’s shortlist, announced in full today, includes high street names like ASK Italian, Nando’s, wagamama, and Pizza Hut Restaurants, plus a range of entries from scalable independents ready for rapid expansion to historic pubs that have been given a new lease of life. “Consumers are becoming more discerning where design and branding is concerned. There’s more to consider than just the senses of taste and smell – ambience and visual stimulation beyond the plate are more important than ever. This year’s shortlist boasts an extraordinary array of talent and innovative projects and the casual dining sector has proven yet again, that design should be at the forefront of business decisions. I look forward to some lively debate with my fellow judges at this year’s awards,” comments David Worthington, chairman of Holmes & Marchant Design Group, who is back to head up the Casual Dining Design Awards judging panel for a second year. The Casual Dining Design Awards 2015 finalists are: Best Designed Independent Restaurant: Alston Bar & Beef, Glasgow Central Station (designed by Jestico + Whiles) Blue’s Bracknell (designed by Hollington) Dishoom, King’s Cross, London (designed by Macaulay Sinclair) Dub Jam, Covent Garden, London (designed by Mystery Ltd) Kua ‘Aina, Goodge Street, Fitzrovia, London (designed by DesignLSM) Moo Cantina Argentina, with sites in Pimlico and Brick Lane, London (designed by Mystery) Pavilion, High Street Kensington, London (designed by DesignLSM) The Perfectionists’ Café, Heathrow Terminal 2 (designed by AfroditiKrassa) Prime Steak & Grill, St Albans (designed by DesignLSM) SIM – Salvation in Noodles, Dalston, London (designed by KAI Design) Smack Lobster Roll Deli, London (designed by DesignLSM) Smithfield, Watling Street, London (designed by Mystery Ltd) Speilburger Hampstead, London (designed by Fusion Design and Architecture) Spiaggia, Fulham, London (designed by Mystery Ltd) WA Café, Ealing, London (designed by SAY Architects) Wondertree, Terminal 2 Airside, Heathrow Airport (designed by Fusion Design and Architecture) Best Designed Multiple Restaurant: ASK Italian, Scarborough (designed by Gundry & Ducker) Brasserie Blanc, Cheltenham (designed by Black Sheep) The Breakfast Club London Bridge, London (designed by Finch Interiors) Burger & Lobster, Little Portland Street, London (designed by DesignLSM) Butlin’s Firehouse, Skegness (designed by Mystery Ltd) Cabana, Leeds (designed by Michaelis Boyd) Carluccio’s, Harrogate (designed by DesignLSM) The Fable, London (designed by Fusion Design and Architecture) GBK, Glasgow (designed by moreno:masey) Hare & Tortoise, Chiswick (designed by SAY Architects) Nando’s, Salisbury (designed by Fusion Design and Architecture) Pho, St Paul’s at One New Change, London (designed by CantorMasters) Pizza Hut Restaurants, UK-wide (designed by Harrison) Red’s True Barbecue, Manchester (designed by Blacksheep) River Cottage Canteen, Winchester (designed by Mackenzie Wheeler) Tortilla Lakeside, intu Lakeside, Essex (designed by Fusion Design and Architecture) Turtle Bay (Caribbean restaurant and bar), Crawley (designed by Fusion Design and Architecture) Wagamama Uxbridge (designed by Blacksheep) Best Designed Casual Dining Pub: Adventure Bar, Clapham Junction, London (designed by Mystery Ltd) The Castle, Tooting, South West London (designed by Fusion by Design) The Dispensary, Aldgate, City of London (designed by Jackie McWeeney Interior Design) The Kings Head, Bessels Green, Kent (designed by Design I.D.) Old Bridge Inn and Coffee House, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire (designed in-house by Bulldog Hotel Group) Reflecting the importance of design to successful casual dining operators – from conveying brand identity to creating ambiance and attracting/retaining custom – the awards will enjoy a prominent showcase at Casual Dining 2015. Returning judges include Afroditi Krassa, founder of AfroditiKrassa, and Theo Williams, creative director of Designed & Sourced. Tina Norden, project director at Conran and Partners, who is currently working on two new Park Hyatt projects in Asia Pacific, is a new addition to the line-up for 2015. “Design plays a key role in any restaurant environment today – whether you pay £10 or £100 a head. The casual dining scene, in particular, is incredibly creative and over the last years has led the restaurant design world with its energy and new ideas,” says Norden. The winners of the Casual Dining Design Awards 2015 will be announced during a dedicated design panel session featuring Worthington, Krassa, Williams, and Norden. They’ll be discussing emerging design trends in the casual dining sector in the show’s Keynote Theatre on Wednesday 25 February from 1.45pm. To register for a free trade pass to Casual Dining on 25-26 February at the Business Design Centre in London, please visit www.casualdiningshow.co.uk and quote priority code CDPR1 (direct link: www.eventdata.co.uk/Visitor/CasualDining.aspx? TrackingCode=CDPR1). ### Media enquiries & press pass requests to: Emma-Louise Jones, Head of PR Editorial representatives of relevant trade and consumer media (including freelancers) are invited to apply for press passes to Casual Dining via email to [email protected]. (Please note, additional details may be requested to verify journalistic activity and all press passes are issued at the management’s discretion.) t: 44 (0)1273 645134 Website: www.divcom.co.uk LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=5009585 Twitter: www.twitter.com/DiversifiedUK Facebook: www.facebook.com/DiversifiedUK Exhibitor enquiries to: Chris Brazier, Group Event Director t: 44 (0)1273 645123 e: [email protected] Website: www.casualdiningshow.co.uk Twitter: www.twitter.com/CasDiningShow Notes: Casual Dining was the first launch show (UK and international) in over five years to win ‘Best Tradeshow Exhibition under 2,000sq.m’ at the Association of Event Organisers’ Excellence Awards 2014. High res images available upon request: Casual Dining Design Award 2014 Judges (caption: Theo Williams, Afroditi Krassa, Simon Kincaid & David Worthington): http://www.casualdiningshow.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/CD14-design-panel.jpg Afroditi Krassa: http://www.casualdiningshow.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/AfroditiKrassa.jpg David Worthington: http://www.casualdiningshow.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/DAVID-WORTHINGTON.jpg Theo Williams: http://www.casualdiningshow.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/Theo-Williams.jpg Tina Norden: http://www.casualdiningshow.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/Tina-Norden-BW.jpg Show image: www.casualdiningshow.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/Casual-Dining-2014-1024x542.jpg Diversified Communications UK Ltd (Diversified UK) is a fast growing trade event organiser and publisher based in Brighton, Peterborough, Leamington Spa, and Nailsworth, Glos. Diversified UK’s portfolio includes Casual Dining; lunch!; The Natural Food Show (part of Natural & Organic Products Europe); Nordic Organic Food Fair in Malmö, Sweden (co-located with Natural Products Scandinavia); camexpo; office*; SITS – The Service Desk & IT Support Show; Natural Products magazine; the Natural Beauty Yearbook; Geo Business; Ocean Business (including Offshore Survey Conference & Ocean magazine; the Natural Beauty Yearbook; Geo Business; Ocean Business (including Offshore Survey Conference & Ocean Careers); MARELEC Marine Electromagnetics conference in Philadelphia, USA; Euro Bus Expo; Coach and Bus Live; Best of Britain & Ireland; Route One; and Coach Monthly. For more information, visit: www.divcom.co.uk Diversified UK is part of Diversified Communications, a leading international media company providing market access, education and information through global, national and regional face-to-face events, eMedia, publications and television stations. Diversified serves a number of industries including: seafood, food service, natural and organic, healthcare, commercial marine, and business management. Based in Portland, Maine, USA, Diversified employs over 800 staff, with divisions in the Eastern United States, Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, India, Thailand and the United Kingdom. For more information, visit: www.divcom.com.
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