Print with me laser printer set up at Sugar House Coffee, Salt Lake City
With all the talk of coffee shops serving as "third places" and or workspaces for the "Gig Economy," I can't say I've come across a printer set up like this one at the Sugar House Coffee shop in Salt Lake City.
The shop faces a parking lot and proves that the limit to using space creatively is up to one's imagination as they've made a nice outdoor patio in what otherwise would be a crappy parking lot.
(I have to admit at one time I too looked at parking lots or spaces in strip shopping centers as hopeless, but the reality is depending on the density conditions, space is space and can be an opportunity. In DC, the Midlands Beer Garden is an example of both being creative in a strip shopping center and using parking lot space in innovative ways.)
Labels: commercial district revitalization planning, restaurants, retail planning
posted by Richard Layman @ 9:24 AM&Permanent Link
4 Comments:
Or just print at a FedEx store like they've been offering for at least a decade.
Kind of off-topic, but how is the homeless situation in Salt Lake City?
-EE
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