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Arched Food Shield

Resources | Case Studies | K-12 Foodservice Case Studies | Williston North Hampton School

Williston North Hampton School

Easthampton, MA

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The dining commons at Williston North Hampton under the management of SAGE Dining is a newly renovated space that allows small batch scratch cooking, using locally sourced ingredients.

The space was renovated to upgrade and replace a servery that over the years had become a hodgepodge of unrelated pieces.  The project was a result of the partnership between SAGE Dining Services and the Williston North Hampton School and centered on highlighting food.

Michael Ramella the District Manager, Northeast Region for SAGE Dining worked closely with LTI on the project. Michael had been involved in renovations in the past, but this was his first experience running a project from start to finish. According to Michael; he wanted to work with LTI because of their reputation for innovation.

LTI worked with SAGE and provided the counters, drop-ins and merchandising units. Black Glass hot and cold food merchandising units, quartz counters and LTI’s patented Quickswitch wells provide versatility in service. The one point counters are covered with a wood grain Chemetal Laminate and contain a variety of storage and serving capabilities. A mixture of stationary and mobile units allows flexibility in staging service for a variety of concepts including a panini/deli bar, salad bar and soup station, Asian Food bar, Pasta Bar, and a daily specials counter called Seasonings.

What did LTI do that was special?
According to Mr. Ramella “LTI has a great understanding of the foodservice business and has staff that knows operations. And, between the great food shields and serving units that go from hot/cold  I was sold. To top it off there were several counter pieces that needed to be fit to the existing woodwork. LTI made it look easy.  At the end of the install LTI remained on site for two days making sure install was complete and staff trained.”

Stats
Contracted Managed Boarding and Day School
1400 meals per day across all dayparts

The Team
Architect: DOUGLAS ARCHITECTS
Consultant: SAGE DINING
Rep: CR Peterson
Dealer: KITTREDGE EQUIPMENT

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The dining commons at Williston North Hampton under the management of SAGE Dining is a newly renovated space that allows small batch scratch cooking, using locally sourced ingredients.

The space was renovated to upgrade and replace a servery that over the years had become a hodgepodge of unrelated pieces.  The project was a result of the partnership between SAGE Dining Services and the Williston North Hampton School and centered on highlighting food.

Michael Ramella the District Manager, Northeast Region for SAGE Dining worked closely with LTI on the project. Michael had been involved in renovations in the past, but this was his first experience running a project from start to finish. According to Michael; he wanted to work with LTI because of their reputation for innovation.

LTI worked with SAGE and provided the counters, drop-ins and merchandising units. Black Glass hot and cold food merchandising units, quartz counters and LTi’s patented QUICKSWITH wells provide versatility in service. The one point counters are covered with a wood grain Chemetal Laminate and contain a variety of storage and serving capabilities. A mixture of stationary and mobile units allows flexibility in staging service for a variety of concepts including a panini/deli bar, salad bar and soup station, Asian Food bar, Pasta Bar, and a daily specials counter called Seasonings

What did LTI do that was special?
According to Mr. Ramella “LTI has a great understanding of the foodservice business and has staff that knows operations. And, between the great food shields and serving units that go from hot/cold  I was sold. To top it off there were several counter pieces that needed to be fit to the existing woodwork. LTI made it look easy.  At the end of the install LTI remained on site for two days making sure install was complete and staff trained.”

Stats
Contracted Managed Boarding and Day School
1400 meals per day across all dayparts

The Team
Architect: DOUGLAS ARCHITECTS
Consultant: SAGE DINING
Rep: CR Peterson
Dealer: KITTREDGE EQUIPMENT

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