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Modern fast-casual restaurant interior featuring an expansive order counter with digital menus, sleek black pendant lighting, and white subway tile backsplash. Organized seating zones and abundant use of natural wood tones complement the industrial chic vibe exemplified by exposed ductwork.
Modern fast-casual restaurant interior featuring an expansive order counter with digital menus, sleek black pendant lighting, and white subway tile backsplash. Organized seating zones and abundant use of natural wood tones complement the industrial chic vibe exemplified by exposed ductwork.

Capital One Cafe 56

Capital One's innovative culinary hub is a testament to the company’s commitment to enhancing workplace amenities.

Size 25,000 sf

Location Richmond, VA

Services Interior Design, Lighting, Master Planning, Strategy, Sustainability

Sectors Financial, Spark Studio

Specialty Studios Spark

Collection Capital One

Modern educational building facade at twilight featuring a glass-walled walkway, illuminated interior spaces, sleek metal roof accents, and warm wooden cladding on a revolving entrance door area. The design integrates clear and opaque materials harmoniously, showcasing contemporary architectural style.

Nestled between traditional brick structures at Capital One’s West Creek campus, Café 56 is a bold initiative that transforms the conventional cafeteria concept into an exploratory food marketplace that encourages discovery and spontaneous socializing. The design highlights include a double-height façade, an angled roof with extensive glazing, and a dynamic “service island” accentuated by a floating bulkhead of backlit glass bottles and reclaimed barn-wood, evocative of Richmond’s industrial past. Differentiated zones within the large hall, like the “Porch” gathering area, the “International Food Area,” and the “Juice Bar,” offer varied dining experiences. An operable glass wall blurs the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces, inviting natural light in and an enhancing employees’ mood.

Distinctive architectural statement on Capital One’s Richmond campus.

A community-centric design featuring local materials and neighborhood names.

Diverse dining zones fostering discovery, connection, and collaboration.