Rodeo 39

Stanton

, California

2021 PCBC Gold Nugget Awards — Award of Merit, Best Commercial Project — 20,000 Sq. Ft. & Over

2021 PCBC Gold Nugget Awards — Award of Merit, Best Interior Renovations

Rodeo 39 food hall interior in Stanton, California, designed by Architecture Design Collaborative

Client: Frontier Real Estate Investments

Project Facts: 31,000 SF · Food Hall · Interior Architecture + Interior Design · Multi-Tenant Dining + Retail · Vendor Storefronts + Shared Seating

Project Year: 2020

Project Role: Architecture + Interior Design

Photography: John Bare

Rodeo 39 is a 31,000 SF food hall and public market in Stanton, California. ADC worked with Frontier Real Estate Investments on the interior architecture and interior design, transforming the interior into a collection of food, beverage, retail, and entertainment concepts organized around shared gathering spaces.

Rather than treating the market as a conventional food court, ADC developed a series of distinct vendor environments connected by an open circulation and dining plan. Individual storefronts, varied materials, custom lighting, furniture, murals, and graphics give each concept its own identity while allowing the overall space to read as one cohesive destination. Large roll-up glass doors connect the interior dining areas to the adjacent patios and bring natural light deep into the food hall.

The interior brings together restaurants, a brewery, bars, retail, entertainment, and communal seating within a former retail building. ADC’s work focused on making the large interior feel active and varied, using the individual tenants and shared spaces to create a sequence of experiences rather than a single uniform room.

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