Best adaptation of a cultural icon-Buddha call
"It's not about rules, it's about conscience," says Kit, designer of Brooklyn, New York, restaurant SEA which features a statuesque Buddha. Kit notes that positioning the religious figure atop a pool of water was key in discouraging disrespectful pawing from patrons. "The us...
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Published in | Hospitality Design Vol. 25; no. 6; p. 55 |
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Format | Trade Publication Article |
Language | English |
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New York
Emerald Expositions LLC
01.08.2003
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Summary: | "It's not about rules, it's about conscience," says Kit, designer of Brooklyn, New York, restaurant SEA which features a statuesque Buddha. Kit notes that positioning the religious figure atop a pool of water was key in discouraging disrespectful pawing from patrons. "The use of Buddha has changed in modern day. It's okay as long as you have a conscience," he says. |
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ISSN: | 1062-9254 |