Lightweight Kiosk Design in Miami

Brand examples: graphic illustration only. The brands shown (Let's Popcorn, Bagel Nash, Yogurtlandia, ZARA and COS) are used as examples and do not imply any partnership or endorsement.

Kiosk design in Miami, built on a lightweight structure

One Revolution is a partnership between Antonio Rutilio Design and Santo Muscolino, run from our studio in Miami, Florida. The work starts from a lightweight kiosk structure: a compact, architecturally considered unit that keeps weight and material low while giving a brand a clear, memorable presence in public space.

What we design for kiosks in Miami

• Food and beverage kiosks for malls, airports, markets and event spaces.
• Retail and brand kiosks for permanent points of sale and activation campaigns.
• Modular layouts with counters, storage and display zones.
• Concept renders and design development, so a project can be reviewed before it is produced.

Concept mockups for food, beverage and retail

A lightweight structure, with a published patent application

The structure is the core of the collaboration. Its U.S. patent application, US-2026-0250971-A1 (“Systems and Methods for Providing a Lightweight Kiosk Structure”), was published by the United States Patent and Trademark Office on 27 August 2026. The technology is described in that published application; the application is not yet a granted patent.

Lightweight construction matters in kiosk projects because it keeps the unit easier to move and install and reduces the load on the floor, which counts in malls, airports and temporary venues.

This page describes the technology only. For more details, contact us.

Why Miami

Miami combines year-round tourism, dense retail and food scenes and a steady calendar of events. For a brand, a kiosk offers a physical presence in high-footfall locations without the commitment of a full store, and it can be tested, moved or extended as the business grows. One Revolution works with brands, operators and property owners in Miami-Dade and across South Florida, and it draws on the international experience of Antonio Rutilio Design, with projects in Bali, Indonesia and the Caribbean.

Miami clients

La Juanita Empanadas, an Argentine empanada shop at 1321 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, is a client of the studio in Miami. Visit La Juanita Empanadas.

How a kiosk project works

1. Brief: we define the location, the brand, the product and the footfall the kiosk has to serve.
2. Concept: layout options and 3D renders for review.
3. Design development: structure, materials and technical details, coordinated with the brand.
4. Production and installation: fabrication and installation planned with the partners for each project.

To start a project, contact our studio. You can also explore the wider Innovation & Ventures platform behind this partnership.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the One Revolution studio?

The studio is in Miami, Florida. Contact us to arrange a meeting in Miami or an online consultation.

Do you design kiosks for food and beverage brands in Miami?

Yes. Food and beverage kiosks are one of the main uses of the lightweight kiosk structure, from the first concept to renders and design development.

What is a lightweight kiosk structure?

It is a compact kiosk unit designed to reduce weight and material while keeping a clear architectural form. The design is described in the published U.S. patent application US-2026-0250971-A1, which is not yet a granted patent.

Do you work outside Miami?

Yes. Antonio Rutilio Design works internationally, with projects in Bali, Indonesia and the Caribbean, and can coordinate kiosk projects in other locations.