Module 7: Session 2 Flashcards

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It is the initial stage in the actual planning of facilities

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Design concept

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2 importance of food service space design

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  • The overall design of a foodservice establishment influences customer’s perception of food and consumption
  • Features and characteristics of a foodservice establishment contribute to the overall atmosphere a.k.a atmospherics, servicescapes and facility-based effects, ambience
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5 categories in evaluation atmospherics

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  1. external variable
  2. general interior variables
  3. layout and design variables
  4. point of purchase and decoration variables
  5. human variables
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It is the overall facade of the building

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external variable

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It refers to the flooring, music, color, smell and temperature

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general interior variables

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It refers to space, waiting areas, furniture layout and traffic flow

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layout and design variables

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7
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refers to signs, cards, and product display

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Point of Purchase and Decoration variables

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8
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It is the employee and customer characteristics, crowding and privacy

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Human Variables

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9
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This can be symbolic and used to indicate
status, define personal space and to regulate privacy and interaction

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Table and seating layout

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10
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Customers seated in________, i.e.anchored seats, spent significantly more than those seated in other types of seats; customers seated next to the _______ have a lower average time spend (Kimes& Robson, 2004)

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booth; window

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11
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It encourages diners to spend longer at the
table and spend more on their purchases

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Slower music

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12
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This type of music is better than no music

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Classical music

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13
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exposure to this increases hunger perception and actual consumption. furthermore, pleasantness had positive influence on the amount consumed

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odor

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14
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consumers relate more effectively the
internationalism/ethnicity of the food by
manipulating the dining situation

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decor

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15
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Type of operations (5)

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Single unit restaurant concept
Chain restaurant concept
Multi theme restaurant concept
Hotel food and beverage concept
Institutional (non-commercial) concept

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16
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examples of Single unit restaurant concept

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  • Fine dining restaurants
  • Themed restaurants
  • Ethnic restaurants
  • Fast casual
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17
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examples of chain restaurant concept

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  • McDonald’s
  • Jollibee
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18
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example of multi theme restaurant concept

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Restaurant with different concepts operated by the same food service organization (chilis, dennys)

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19
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example of Hotel food and beverage concept

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Specialty, usually high-end restaurants

20
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what is institutional (non-commercial) concept

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The institution must accurately interpret
its market and must “sell” its products,
even when the food is indirectly paid
for by the customer.

21
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What are the principles of design

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  • Food safety
  • lifetime value
  • Create an efficient flow of materials and
    personnel
  • employee safety
  • Create ease of supervision
  • Enhance the customer’s experience
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This principle of design facilitates ease of sanitation and promote food safety and considers Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point

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food safety

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This principle of design is flexible and modular; properly designed equipment

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lifetime value

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This principle of design considers adequate aisle space and sufficient space to perform required tasks

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Create an efficient flow of materials and
personnel

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This principle of design ensures intelligent design to minimize risks, comfortable temperatures and humidity control, adequate lighting for the requires tasks, and noise control and abatement
employee safety
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It considers the best place to locate the management office
Create ease of supervision
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Considers the dining area
- Enhance the customer’s experience
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Take note
- The front of the house heavily considers consumer perception and experience as well as establishment personality. - The back of the house is designed with considerable emphasis on menu and volume of production.
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5 steps in the Design process
- Create a bubble diagram - Create a flow chart - Draw the layout - Space analysis - Space allocation
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Very important tool in the design process to visualize the location and interaction of workstations and basis for electrical wiring
bubble diagram
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Considerations in kitchen design
- Interaction between different sections of the kitchen (e.g. pre-prep and cooking area) - Interaction between sections in the kitchen and those outside the kitchen - Menu - Type of cooking - Equipment and modular workspaces - Stages of food production (i.e advance prep) - Equipment characteristics (i.e energy use, functionality) - Budgetary constraints - Kitchen placement (ground floor is best) - Service system - Flow patterns (Product flow, Traffic flow, Flow of the service) - Flow plan
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2 types of kitchen flow plan
- Straight line or assembly line flow - parallel flow
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Food and materials are passed from 1 work center to another in a straight line
Straight line or assembly line flow
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Equipment and work center are arranged to save space and allow efficient movement of workers and products
parallel flow
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it is characterized by having equipment arranged in a long central counter or island in two straight lines that run parallel to each other
back to back
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There is a central aisle that separates the two straight lines of equipment on either side of the room and works well for high volume feeding facilities like schools and hospitals
face to face
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it is ideal for small space and gives the ability to place more equipment in a small space
L shape
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ideal for small space with one or two employees like in pantry areas or salad bars
U shape
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Salient features relevant to facility construction
Sanitation Code of the Philippines (PD 856) Fire Code of the Philippines
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Give the specific materials for the ff: floor walls and ceilings lighting
Floor –quarry tiles Walls and Ceilings –acoustic materials Lighting –at least 20 footcandles for food preparation areas
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true or false: there should be colored lighting or bulb in the display of food or food materials
false
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provision on fire safety construction, protective and warning system
Fire Code of the Philippines
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Give fire protection features
fire alarm system fire resistive floor/wall (poured gypsum) emergency light fire exit fire damper fire extinguisher fire exit floor plan
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it is a type of fire extinguisher for combustible like trash, wood, paper
ordinary or A
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it is a type of fire extinguisher for liquids and grease
flammable or B
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it is a type of fire extinguisher for electrical equipment
electrical or C