hooperberg conceals kitchen of hub box exeter inside container
concealing the kitchen within a a 20ft shipping container, the burger brand's second location has been transformed from an old bakery site.
hooperberg conceals kitchen of hub box exeter inside container
all images courtesy of hooperberg collective
UK-based studio hooperberg collective has transformed the site of an old british bakery to house the second location of burger brand, ‘hub box exeter’. in its second location in england, the kitchen is hidden within a reclaimed 20ft shipping container that is set in the middle of the eatery. existing concrete floors were ground back and polished, while derelict tiles and plaster were stripped away to reveal the structure’s brickwork. the restaurant utilizes simple finishes made from wisa plywood, OSB board and lacquered steel.
the interior was transformed from an old bakery using simple materials
the existing brickwork was revealed after the walls had been stripped back
a reclaimed shipping containing contains the ‘hub box’ kitchen
frontage of the ‘hub box exeter’ burger restaurant
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