The layout of two distinct cooking rooms are illustrated in the diagram
Overall, while both kitchens have the same area and variations in facility rooms, Kitchen B is seen to be capable of serving more customers than the other kitchen.
In terms of facilities, it is obvious that Kitchen B offers more amenities, with 6 cupboards surrounding the room’s corner and 2 ovens, while Kitchen A only has 4 and 1, respectively. Notably, Kitchen B also utilizes tables to enhance flexibility in processing food.
Regarding the arrangement style of both kitchens. The kitchens share a similar layout pattern in which facilities are installed around the room. Although B dominates in the number of facilities, it comes with a trade-off when the walking path and cupboard capacity are limited. In contrast, Kitchen A’s cupboard size and spare room are slightly larger than those in B. In comparison, Kitchen B prioritizes more simultaneous workers, and the other one leans to storaging.
