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Enhancing Horizons Café/Bar Experience for Students at Canterbury Christ Church University

This project aims to improve the Horizons Café/Bar at Canterbury Christ Church University, which serves a diverse student body of approximately 17,900. With only 1,000 students attending Broadstairs campus, our goal is to create a welcoming environment that caters specifically to the younger demographic (ages 18-30) while also appealing to a broader audience across all ages and backgrounds. We implemented a questionnaire during peak hours to gauge student preferences and feedback, which will inform our design and service enhancements moving forward.

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Enhancing Horizons Café/Bar Experience for Students at Canterbury Christ Church University

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  1. Improving Horizons (Uni Café/Bar) By – Will Ward - KamPanesar - Rachel Philogene – Siobhan Whittington – Emily Vella – Gabby Finney

  2. Background.. • Canterbury Christ church is home to approximately 17,900 however only 1000 of these actually go to Broadstairs campus the other 16,900 attends campus around Kent. • Students attending the Broadstairs can attend a variety of courses from media and music to childcare and policing. • The majority of courses are creative and we should target the design at these students.

  3. Target Audience… • The majority of people that use Horizons currently are between 18-30 (male and female). • As older individuals tend to have a busy lifestyle and don’t have the time to socialize, the rest of the students should not be ignored the design should appeal to all ages, demographics and nationalities. • http://www.canterbury.ac.uk/about/publications/facts-and-figures/index.asp

  4. Results.. • To get more of an accurate look at how we could tackle this brief, we thought of creating a questionnaire which we handed out during a busy lunch time in horizons. (To be specific, it was around 1:00pm on a Friday Afternoon). http://www.canterbury.ac.uk/support/catering Students-Union/studentunionbuilding.asp • We managed to get a variety of results which are viewable within the next few slides..

  5. Age

  6. Gender

  7. Course

  8. Horizons?..

  9. Thanks For Listening..

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