As the Lagoon Biergarten project continued to grow, we brought on several partners to help us bring the Bavarian theme to life. With the help of Dan Stalker Architecture, we were able to work hand-in-hand to create fully branded and themed buildings. EPG was also engaged to help develop the landscaping, which was meant to emulate a small road running through a German town. Overall, Long Weekend help coordinate all of the designs, and worked closely with Lagoon to make sure all designs were well thought out and executed correctly.

In addition to architectural and landscape design, Long Weekend worked closely with Lagoon to make sure all of the details were in place that would create a rich and unique experience for patrons of the Biergarten. Exterior elements like flower boxes, the clock tower, and signage we all designed to help make the buildings feel like they were authentically Bavarian. Lights, tables, and all interior materials were also closely considered to resemble a large German beer hall.

Our roles as consultants on the project would ultimately extend into the beer and food selection process. We helped Lagoon with initial beverage selections that would provide variety, while catering to local breweries with large followings. We also pushed for food items that were Bavarian in nature – like pretzels and schnitzel – to create a more immersive dining experience.

We thank all of our partners, and Lagoon for the chance to work on such an amazing and ground breaking project for the park.

Architect: Dan Stalker Architect, Landscape Architect: EPG, Civil Engineer: KL&A, Contractor: Okland Construction, Signage Fabricator: Lagoon Amusement Park