Goody’s Burger House | Chadios Architects

The philosophy of the new Goody’s Burger House concept continues to evolve in a new space in the northern city of Alexandroupolis. In this case, the goal was to create a very youthful and friendly atmosphere. Bright colors that blend harmoniously together, tall tables and stools that exude a relaxed mood and as in the previous cases warm and natural materials are combined with neon lights and graphics that mark the new image of the Burger House. This restaurant also occupies two floors, interconnected via a two-story section. A large round table and hanging lamps that add to the sense of double height have been placed in this space. The area of the counter maintains the natural materials that have been incorporated in the concept and the kitchen is separated from the hall by a semi-permeable frame, forming a light volume that allows the partial communication of the internal functioning of the restaurant with the visitor. The welcoming atmosphere continues in the upper floor, with its roof being dominated by and impressive and extensive graphic that animates the space and creates a colorful backdrop for furniture and lighting fixtures. The element of the semi-permeable panel this time hosts the owner’s office space, while strong is the presence of nature in small pots placed on the tables and in larger ones on the metal-frame separators. The exterior of the restaurant is conceived in continuity with the interior. A large, welcoming table dominates the space, while the area around it is designated by tall counters with stools that drive the customer’s gaze towards the passersby and the blooming flowers of the neighboring garden.