FOCUS 49 Project
Shake Shack, Toronto, Canada
SHAKE SHACK CANADA sits within a 13-storey complex, spanning over 6,700ft2
of space across two floors. As part of
the brief, the client wanted to combine the traditions of the local area with a modern, fresh aesthetic. Zebra explored this scheme concept by referencing the elegance of a bygone, theatrical era and blend it with a modern culinary feel. Te design by Zebra features an opulent fusion of heritage and modernity, with brass accents, vintage- inspired details, and a rich colour palette that evokes the ambiance of classic theatres. Te décor includes dramatic light bulb signage and sconces that cast a warm, inviting glow, ensuring customers enjoy an inviting atmosphere. Shack Shake Canada is situated in Te Tenor, a spectacular 340,000ft2
retail, office and entertainment
complex located at the bustling intersection of Yonge and Dundas Streets in Downtown Toronto. Tis prime location is at one of Canada’s busiest spots, drawing over 100,000 visitors daily and is a central hub for public events, performances, and art displays, a prominent landmark and top tourist destination in Toronto. Te Shack celebrates the rich theatrical history of the area, drawing inspiration from legendary local venues such as the Ed Mirvish Teatre, Coronet Teatre, Elgin and Winter Garden Teatres. Te new Shake Shack captures the timeless allure, providing guests with a unique dining experience that honours the rich cultural and architectural heritage of the neighbourhood. When designing, Zebra felt it was important to incorporate local materials to reduce carbon usage and support local manufacturing. Te wooden tables were made using locally sourced Canadian wood and crafters. Each individual table is embossed with ‘made in Canada’ to further evidence this to visitors.
Te Yonge and Dundas location is a thoughtfully designed space that reflects the city’s spirit while
Right and above The design is a fusion of heritage and modernity, with brass accents, vintage-inspired details, and a rich colour palette
staying true to Shake Shack’s distinct aesthetic. Shake Shack partnered with local Toronto artist, Briony Douglas, who created an art installation to launch the brand in Toronto and bring a burst of creativity to the heart of the city.
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