The First Burger King Restaurant, On The Beach

The brazen work of Crispin Porter + Bogusky for Burger King here in the states is having an effect on the amount of creativity afforded to other groups working on the business across the world. For instance, this Burger King built of sand, developed by Cow Agency, just popped up on the beaches of Weston-super-Mare – a seaside resort town and civil parish in North Somerset, England.

The extra special BK is dedicated to serving BK Fusions Mint Choc Swirl ice creams to visitors during the Bank Holiday heatwave. Designed and constructed by globally renowned sand sculptor, Mark Anderson, the sandcastle restaurant took three days to build, contains 100 tons of sand and is prepared to serve up to 1000 ice creams, weather permitting.