The project envisions a cafeteria and communal space for employees of a garment production facility — a place not only for meals, but also for rest, informal interaction, and fostering a sense of community.
The design concept is based on the idea of a “clean space” — free from visual noise and disconnected from the industrial environment. The space functions as a “pause zone” — soft, calm, and subtly urban in character.
Architecturally, the cafeteria draws inspiration from city cafés, offering zones for short breaks, cozy nooks for informal dialogue, and areas suited for quiet moments or small group gatherings.

The choice of materials, colors, and lighting creates an atmosphere of psychological restoration: light surfaces, tactile textures, and diffused ambient lighting. The space does not disguise its function, but rather elevates it — transforming a cafeteria into a key social hub for workplace interaction.