Dunkin'
Midtown 157 West 33rd Street, New York, NY 10001Near Herald Square and Penn Station, this storefront pairs Dunkin' and Jimmy John's under one blue-paneled facade with stacked signage, a block from Madison Square Garden. The two brands share the space but keep separate order points, with self-order kiosks positioned near the entrance to spread out lines during rush periods. Wood-slat paneling and orange and black signage identify Dunkin's side, while Jimmy John's keeps its own counter. The kiosks let commuters order fast without waiting behind each other's queues.
multi-brand combo
Project details
- Brand
- Dunkin'
- Location
- Midtown, New York
- Address
- 157 West 33rd Street, New York, NY 10001
- Scope
- multi-brand combo
- Permitting jurisdiction
- New York
- Architect of record
- Zelta Design, Nutley, New Jersey
Zelta Design produced the drawings for this Dunkin' location in Midtown, New York and carried it through New York plan review, from existing conditions and layout to construction documents, code and accessibility compliance, and permit approval.
