Food & Beverage & Hospitality
Double U Cafe
The Double U Cafe at the Tucson Canyon Ranch Resort and Spa boasts 2,900 square feet of dining space and its own on-site bakery. The Cafe is located poolside and is designed to blur the line between indoors and outdoors. With full glazing on the north side of the cafe, guests are able to experience the magnificent vistas of the nearby Catalina Mountains.
Embassy Suites
Procession through the hotel was a driving factor in the design of the Embassy Suites, Paloma Village. A sense of place and of arrival is established through the graceful entrance canopy, which is composed of stone, stucco, exposed wooden trusses, and a water feature. The multiple functions of the hotel are arranged around the central courtyard and swimming pool. From here, guests can ascend an exterior grand staircase back into the hotel lobby or follow outdoor paths that meander through the hotel grounds. The Primary Materials palette for the Embassy Suites, Paloma Village, consists of Stone, Stucco, Natural Wood, and Wrought Iron. These rustic elements lend a sense of casual elegance to the overall aura of the hotel.
Beyond Bread
Located on bustling Campbell Ave, Beyond Bread is one of the busiest eateries in all of Tucson. As such, the facility was conceived with an open floor plan in mind along with a high capacity state of the art kitchen, allowing it to be one of the most efficient restaurants in the city. All of this seems incredible considering that the eatery is actually a remodel of a former Village Inn.
Pita Jungle
Located in the Plaza at Williams Centre this 4,200 sq. ft. restaurant and 1,200 sq. ft. outdoor covered patio with fireplace features a design that reflects the Pita Jungle philosophy of the art of eating healthy in a upscale environment.
