DASMARIÑAS

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

ADESGN2S
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN II

RE 100
KIOSK

Submitted by: Panal, Melissa Mae B.

(Student no.2022-170968)
ARC 222-A

Submitted to:
Arch. Christine Mariz G. Costa, uap
Instructor
 I. INTRODUCTION

In the last ten years, a lot of merchants have quickly adopted a number of applications of
technology. Self-service technology is one of the technologies that is being used more and more. By
looking at a nomological network of the relationships linked to TBSS kiosks, the current study
attempted to investigate the function of technology-based self-service (TBSS) kiosks as an optional
channel for customer care inside a retail shop context. Two studies were done to achieve this goal;
study 1 empirically examined the research model for each type of TBSS kiosk (i.e., self-checkouts). as
well as information kiosks), while Study 2 examined if the layouts of the Crossing two TBSS kiosks,
the proposed linkages are either similar or different (Hyun, J.L., 2008). By including formation
processing capabilities, such as self-service technology (SST), in addition to basic information
distribution, today's quickly evolving world is expediting the growth of novel technologies. The
adoption of technology in the hotel sector is growing and evolving, and new opportunities are
continually being investigated. One of the most prevalent SSTs is a kiosk, which is today
acknowledged as one of the most recent inventions in the restaurant sector (Kyung, H.S.,2020).

A kiosk is a little, transient, standalone booth that's utilized for marketing in busy places. A
kiosk is typically staffed by one or two people who work to draw attention to the booth in order to
get new clients. Retail kiosks offer businesses a low-cost alternative to advertising their goods or
services, and they are typically found in shopping malls or on busy city streets with plenty of foot
traffic. A kiosk is a little, transient, standalone booth that's utilized for marketing in busy places.
Kiosks can be operated electronically or by one or two people. These booths are regarded as
inexpensive marketing tactics that make excellent alternatives for start-up businesses. Typically,
kiosks are little booths erected in busy places. They may be visible in shopping mall walkways. They
might be staffed by people who offer to sell anything from toys and hair products to credit cards and
insurance. Kiosks are not always watched over by people. In fact, some of them are computerized
and provide customers with a self-service environment. These kiosks typically add to a service that
the kiosk owner already provides. Using electronic kiosks that function similarly to automated teller
machines, the general public is permitted to conduct some operations at several provincial
government offices in Canada, such as renewing vehicle registration or updating personal
information for health cards and driver's licenses. (ATMs). This eliminates the need for the customer
to stand in line at a provincial ministry and enables them to complete these chores independently
(Kenton, 2023).

RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
This study's goals are to learn more about and comprehend kiosks. The goal of this study is to
provide people with a fundamental understanding of kiosks, their purposes, and their significance.

II. RELATED LITERATURE

TYPES OF KIOSKS

➢ Interactive Kiosks

- Wayfinding: Ceres Interactive Kiosks. This self-contained touchscreen digital signage kiosk was
designed with heavy traffic commercial locations in mind. The Ceres, one of our most well-liked style
kiosks, is strong in construction and adds a touch of opulence and style. It is located at 1595
McCarthy Blvd. Milpitas, CA 95035.

Building Materials:

- Steel
- anodized aluminum
- Acrylic
- Polycarbonate
- expanded PVC
 Ceres Interactive kiosks

image source from: DSB (Digital Sign Builder)

- information: Merchant Max. This kiosk is very striking, especially in a retail environment. It is a
recognizable beacon of information thanks to its wide vertical screen and colorful LED accents. It is
located at airports, stores, and government establishments.

Building Materials:

- 32” vertical dual touch screen

- 100% steel chassis
- Intel i3 core processor
- 4GB DDR3 memory
- 120GB solid state drive
- Wi-Fi with a tamper-proof high gain antenna
- stereo speaker
 MERCHANT MAX

Image source from: advanced kiosks

- Payments: CLiQQ Kiosks. You may add money, pay bills, and more! In practically every 7-Eleven
location nationwide, CLiQQ Kiosks are accessible for use in doing these tasks.

Building Materials:

- Steel
- anodized aluminum
- Acrylic
- Polycarbonate
- expanded PVC
 CliQQ

Image source from: CliQQ

➢ Self-Service Kiosks

- Self Order Kiosks: Jollibee self-order kiosks. The groundbreaking self-ordering kiosks provide
clients an easier method to order and pay thanks to their touch screen display and user-friendly
interface. The first quick-service restaurant in the nation to adopt this cutting-edge technology to
improve the ordering process is Jollibee. Located at any Jollibee branches

Building materials:

- Steel
- anodized aluminum
- Acrylic
- Polycarbonate
- expanded PVC

Jollibee Self Order Kiosks

 Image source from: google

- Ticketing Kiosks: K15 Queue Kiosks. Telpo K15 is dedicated to enhancing self-queue and ticketing
for smart public services. The queue machine K15 offers numerous tasks, including a thermal printer,
a QR code scanner, an NFC reader, etc. It includes a 17-inch touch screen that is wear- and scratch-
resistant.

Building materials:

- OS
- Processor
- Steel
- Vertical touch screen
- Acrylic
- Anodized aluminum
- Polycarbonate
- Printer
- Scanner (fingerprint, face)

K15 Kiosks

Image source from: Telpo

➢ Product Kiosks

- Boost Mobile Kiosks. American wireless service provider Boost Mobile is a subsidiary of Dish
Wireless. To provide wireless services, it makes use of the combined AT&T and T-Mobile networks.
Boost Mobile had 7.98 million customers as of Q4 2022, along with its sister brands Ting Mobile,
Republic Wireless, and Gen Mobile. Located at US Shopping Mall
Building Materials:

- Wood
- Steel
- Anodized aluminum
- Glass

Boost Mobile

Image source from: Wikipedia

- Gadget Accessories Kiosks. Since practically everyone uses some sort of technology these days,
accessories for electronics are crucial. Our gadgets are protected and made aesthetically pleasant by
these accessories. It is located at malls, and it can also be seen outdoors.

Building Materials:

- Wood
- Steel
- Anodized aluminum
- Glass
 Gadget Accessories Kiosks

Image source from: BusinessHab

- CellPhone Kiosks. You can purchase the long-lasting smartphone of your choice from kiosks that
sell smartphones or cellphones. It is located at shopping malls

Building Materials:

- Wood
- Steel
- Anodized aluminum
- Glass

Cellphone Kiosks

Image source from: silver star industry

 III. DESIGN CONSIDERATION
a. Display

- retails

- smartphones

- accessories

b. Food Preparation

- refrigerator. The term "fridge" refers to a commercial and residential appliance with a thermally
insulated compartment and a heat pump (mechanical, electronic, or chemical) that transfers heat
from the interior to the exterior to cool the interior to below room temperature. For the dimensions
width can range from 24 to 40 inches, height can range from 61 to 72 inches, and depth typically
ranges from 28 to 35 inches.

- mixer. A mixer is a kitchen appliance that employs a gear-driven mechanism to rotate a set
of "beaters" in a bowl containing the food or liquids to be prepared by mixing them. Depending on
the kind, a mixer is also known as a hand mixer or stand mixer. A regular mixer can have a width of
339mm and height of 323mm.

- oven. A countertop oven is a scaled-down variant of the range or wall ovens that may be found in
the majority of modern American kitchens. Many advantages and possibilities of full-sized ovens are
condensed into a handy, small size that fits on your counter by countertop ovens. Compact, normal,
and extra-wide stove sizes are available. The range in stove widths for small, normal, and extra-wide
types is 20–24 inches, 30-36 inches, and 48–60 inches, respectively. Most compact models have
depths of 25 to 27 inches and heights of 36 to 41 inches, with some models compensating for
breadth with height.

- LPG equipment (fryers, pots, burners, etc,.). The butane and propane that makes up
liquefied petroleum gas, or LP Gas, is typically blended. One of the most widely utilized fuel gases in
the world, it is used for a variety of purposes including power generation, weed burning, automotive
fuel (autogas), heating, cooling, and cooking. Home. Products.

c. Dining

- food prep. Counter. By preparing the materials for recipes, professionals in the food preparation
industry assist chefs and other kitchen staff. Slicing and dicing produce, meat, and other cold food
items are typical tasks, as are preparing salads, sandwiches, and other cold food items as well as
maintaining salad bars and buffet tables. A Prep Zone must have a continuous countertop that is at
least 36 inches wide. The Prep Zone's countertop area is its most crucial component. A Prep Zone
needs at least 36′′ to 48′′ of continuous countertop frontage to function effectively.

- countertop. the flat counter that sits atop kitchen cabinets that are waist-high. The height
of the countertop should be between 28 and 34 inches, with at least 27 inches underneath for knee
clearance. These dimensions are perfect for making the area simple to enter, even for wheelchair
users. A kitchen is equipped with a wide variety of features and appliances.

- table. A table is a piece of furniture with a raised, flat top that is typically supported by one
to four legs, but some tables may have more. It is used as a surface for working at, dining from, or
storing objects.

- chairs. A chair is a form of seat with one or more legs, a flat or slightly slanted seat, and a
backrest that is normally built for one person. They can be padded or upholstered in a variety of
hues and fabrics, and they can be made of wood, metal, or synthetic materials. The average seat
measures 18 to 20 inches in height, 15 to 18 inches wide in front and back, and 16 to 18 inches deep.
If armrests are employed, they must fit under the table apron and be 7 to 9 inches above the seat.

d. Signage

- digital signage

- banner

- informational signage

- promotional signage

IV. REFERENCES

Advanced Kiosks. Kiosks Model: Merchant Max.

Retrieved From: https://advancedkiosks.com/kiosks/merchant-max/

BusinessHab. Gadget Accessories Kiosks

Retrieved From: https://businesshab.com/gadget-accessories-kiosk/

BLS.GOV. Food preparation workers: occupational outlook handbook

Retrieved from: https://www.bls.gov

Caesarstone US. What is the Standard Depth of Kitchen Countertops?

Retrieved from: https://www.caesarstoneus.com

Chair Source. How to Pick a Chair - Chair Source

Retrieved from: https://chairsource.ca

CliQQ.

Retrieved From: https://www.cliqq.net/services/

DSB (Digital Sign Builder). Ceres Interactive Kiosks.

Retrieved From: http://www.digitalsignbuilder.com/products/indoor-kiosks/ceres-interactive-kiosk

Gas Equipment. LP gas equipment & components

Retrieved from: https://gasequipment.com

Hyun-Joo Lee (2008). TECHNOL TECHNOLOGY-BASED SELF-SER -BASED SELF-SERVICE KIOSKS IN RE

VICE KIOSKS IN RETAILING: AN AILING: AN OPTIONAL CHANNEL FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE

Retrieved From: https://trace.tennessee.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=4736&context=utk_graddiss

Home Trends & Design. Standard Dining Table Dimensions: The Size Guide
Retrieved from: https://www.htddirect.com

Kitchen Aid. Countertop oven vs. Regular oven: what's the difference?

Retrieved from: https://www.kitchenaid.com

Kyung Hwa Seo (2020). A Study on the Application of Kiosk Service as the Workplace Flexibility: The
Determinants of Expanded Technology Adoption and Trust of Quick Service Restaurant Customers

Retrieved From:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/346367537_A_Study_on_the_Application_of_Kiosk_Service_as_the_Workplace_Flexibility_Th
e_Determinants_of_Expanded_Technology_Adoption_and_Trust_of_Quick_Service_Restaurant_Customers

Telpo. K15 Queue Kiosks

Retrieved from: https://www.telpo.com.cn/kiosk-machine/self-service-ticketing-kiosk.html

Vestabul School of Design. Everything You Need to Know About the Kitchen Prep Zone.
Retrieved from: https://vestabul.com
Whirlpool. Stove Dimensions: standard range sizes & measurements

Retrieved From: https://www.whirlpool.com

Will Kenton (2023). What Is a Kiosk? Definition in Retail, History, Types, and Risks.

Retrieved From: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/k/kiosk.asp

IMAGE SOURCES:

http://www.digitalsignbuilder.com/products/indoor-kiosks/ceres-interactive-kiosk

https://advancedkiosks.com/kiosks/merchant-max/

https://www.cliqq.net/services/

https://www.telpo.com.cn/kiosk-machine/self-service-ticketing-kiosk.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mall_kiosk#History

https://businesshab.com/gadget-accessories-kiosk/

https://www.silverstarindustries.com/portfolio/cell-phone-kiosks/