Remi Images of the [R]ed[U]x Lab Cart from The Stop's Night Market 2014

And here are some of the images that Remi took of the [R]ed[U]x Lab team's 2014 Night Market Cart - it may have been a big crunch at the end, but it appears that all students involved were pleased and proud of what they had assembled (with the exception of the lame menu signage).

Day Two Setup

On the second day of The Stop's Night Market the team was paired up with Cote de Boeuf (a retailer of Union). Not only did the team have to change the signage and menu atop the cart, but also restock all the serving modules for the evening.  Fortunately the team was great at ensuring that the second night was on par with the first. Once again, thanks to Remi for the great photos!

 

 

Food, Urbanity, and Woodlot

Today is the big day and the [R]ed[U]x Lab team has been putting a few final touches in bringing the cart to the site.  The team is eager to see the interesting carts that have been assembled by other design teams and indulge in the bountiful smorgasbord of food and drink from some of Toronto's finest restaurants this evening.  The exceptional urban location at Honest Ed's alleyway will be transformed from a utilitarian corridor and parking lot into a delightful oasis of food and design that a lucky 1000 guests will be able to partake in.  If the culinary participants are of the same caliber as Woodlot's team, then everyone is in for an unforgettable evening.  Everyone involved in this incredible inaugural event should enjoy the great food and great environment that has been months in the making. Congratulations to the organizers, all the design teams, and restaurants that have put so much effort into making what promises to be a great event benefiting one of Canada's first food banks!

 

This image courtesy of our friends at The Stop.

Signage, Identity, and Wood Themes

In order to assemble strong, visible signage, the [R]ed[U]x Lab team went with a clean laser-burned Woodlot logo with an accompanying menu for the Stop Night Market event as well as notable thanks to those who helped in this endeavour.

Remaining true to the consistency of both the design's material palette and rustic qualities, the signage complements the already engaging wood cart.  To finish off the consistency, the [R]ed[U]x Lab team decided to add some business cards for both the team and Woodlot burned on wood veneer for lucky patrons to pick up at tomorrow's event.