Skip to Main Content

Get Inspiration from Our Projects

Home | Client Stories | Mozzeria in Washington, D.C.

Mozzeria in Washington, D.C.

Photo Credit: Ron Ngiam, Courtesy of CORE architecture + design

Equipment specified and supplied by Singer Equipment Company

Supplying team: The Chain Team Design-Build


Congratulations to the team at Mozzeria in Washington, D.C. for winning this year’s Form + Function Innovation Award from Restaurant Development + Design Magazine.

“A Neapolitan pizza prototype concept, Mozzeria operates from a mixed-use residential building near Gallaudet University — a university designed to provide barrier-free education for deaf and hard of hearing students. Owned and operated by deaf and hard of hearing people, Mozzeria’s design emphasizes better visual and sensory awareness, and follows DeafSpace design principles. The judges were blown away by the “truly unique challenge” and the “clever use of sight lines” in addition to the “inspiring story of accessibility” in design,” says RD+D.

Such thoughtful design requires forward-thinking partners. Singer was honored to be among them. Our team, led by Brian Morehead, worked alongside Mozzeria’s operators to design and build the restaurant’s back of house.

The kitchen is a dynamo. Mozzeria takes advantage of a stellar equipment lineup that refuses to sacrifice either accessibility or power! A Southbend range shares the spotlight with Pitco’s SG14-S fryer. Food is kept hot and ready to serve on the pass with trusted heat lamps from Hatco.

Singer Equipment Company is proud to partner with CORE DC to bring this award-winning concept to life.

If you’re looking to start your equipment design and build project, start today. Please email Brian Morehead at bmorehead@singerequipment.com.