Kiosks were built where people can pay three shillings for 20 gallons - money that's used to maintain the system and ensure the gift is a hand-up, not a handout.
One water kiosk with taps was built behind the local primary school, another near a health post, and a third in the north of the village.
Because the museum was built underground, the trolley kiosk is its only architectural feature visible from the street.
Xerox's photo-capable kiosk, called Pixography, is built around a color copier that was developed by FujiXerox, Xerox's joint venture with Fuji Photo Film.
But for me the coolest of Jacobsen's designs is Bellevue Beach itself, with its cartoonish blue-striped lifeguard towers and white geometric kiosks, which, when they were built in 1932, must have seemed half a century before their time.
Under the new deal, customers can place orders at interactive kiosks, and PC's will be built and shipped directly from Micron.
The area formerly occupied by Amy's Bread is being built into small kiosks, much like an existing wing of the market where tenants like The Filling Station, Tuck Shop and Lucy's Whey operate.
The sketches tend to be built on conventional concepts (as they repeatedly acknowledge), but Kiosk of Champions refresh them with nimble performances, gimlet-eyed quality control and piercing intelligence, often introducing comedy clichés only to subvert them a second later.
The law allows only three boardwalks to be built from Trustees Road to the shoreline and up to six educational kiosks.
Information portals Currently being built and tested in Uganda, 'The Digital Drum' is a solar-powered computer kiosk made out of rugged, locally available materials.
