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Exterior photograph of a Flyrite location with two people sitting at a table
FLYRITE Austin, Texas (2017)
The Flyrite building's bold design and red expressive expanded metal screen seen from the Austin, Texas streets
FLYRITE Austin, Texas (2017)
Dining room with large windows and sectional wooden ceilings hanging above men eating lunch
FLYRITE Austin, Texas (2017)
Building profile with painted gray and red metal details
FLYRITE Austin, Texas (2017)
Drive-through line passes next to the metal red and gray exterior of the restaurant
FLYRITE Austin, Texas (2017)

Flyrite

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Project Information:

FLYRITE
Austin, Texas (2017)

Flyrite is a new, locally rooted fast-food restaurant in Austin, Texas, with a focus on using no artificial ingredients and antibiotic free chicken in their signature sandwiches and dishes. The recently complete Burnet Location is the first of a prototypical drive-thru and dine-in building. The expressive expanded metal screen address the street, shades the interior and exterior seating area while marking the entry. Simple materials are employed with elegant details to give the building a crafted and refined feel that reinforces the brand’s aesthetic.

Design Architect: Marlon Blackwell Architects
Architect of Record: Dick Clark and Associates

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Awards information coming soon.

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