ASL developed the original concept for the Tony Sacco’s Coal
Oven Pizza restaurants. The design focuses on the views different customers
have on the warm glow of the oven, while also highlighting the bar. Different people
view things differently so with each interpretation of the warm glow of the
oven creates different kinds of emotion and feeling in the space. The different
ceiling plains clearly defines the bar area from the pizza or food area, or the
2 wings. The bar is more open and inviting, while the kitchen area at the back
is more enclosed or private with the ovens being the main feature. Instead of
hiding the kitchen from the rest of the restaurant, they kept it visible to the
public so the warmth of the ovens heats the space and adds to the feeling of
the atmosphere. The warm colour scheme is welcoming and makes you feel
comfortable, makes you want to sit and relax while you enjoy your pizza and
drink. Dark charcoal colours in stone-like materials represent the coal in the
oven. I get the impression that this restaurant is a more casual or fast food
like place by the arrangement of the table and chairs. There doesn’t seem to be
much privacy between different parties.



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