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| 2004 |
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One at One, One eat One, O neat One, One eat On,…
OneatOne is a completely new concept for a fastfood restaurant chain.
Even though (or probably because of…) global networking is more up to date than it ever was before, personal networks are more and more superficial and usually in a well known environment, the own world.
Our restaurant-concept works on that. As a visitor of OneatOne you are almost forced to communicate with unknown people of a different environment. You can't choose them. You will get a virtual vis-a-vis which is nevertheless a real one. The boxes will change transparency when entering. The visitors are connected randomly with other visitors from all restaurants of the chain. You will see, hear and watch your vis-a-vis and so will she/he.
At first you will feel uncomfortable but once you realize that both of you are in the same situation you will start talking…
in collaboration with Ole Ciliox and Tong Xu |
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