Page Restaurant
Designed by innovation studio ICRAVE, this 110-seat restaurant acts as the terminal’s central focal point, and both honors and accentuates the building’s unique architecture. A dramatic central 21 foot high bar feature with a steel frame supports 10 “petal” light arms and wood patterned veneer panels. Built by Eventscape, along with the surrounding bar and furniture, it was engineered to integrate all the restaurant equipment and media as well as support the cantilevered sculpted light arms. The light arms consist of cantilevered steel armatures, solid wood bracing and a molded glass fiber reinforced gypsum cladding with white lacquer finish. Five televisions are mounted above edge-lit glass bottle shelves and all the required restaurant equipment was integrated into the base. A seamless Corian service top with a millwork storage base surrounds the center.
The surrounding millwork bar consists of a seamless Corian top with integrated electrical and iPads, wood front and stainless steel laminate kick. with a total size of 43’ long x 25’ wide. The surrounding forty-two custom stools attach to the 1” diam. stainless steel foot rail that encircles the bar. Additional matching stools and stand-alone Corian topped, stainless steel bar tables provide additional seating.
Project: Page Restaurant and Furniture, Terminal A at Ronald Reagan National Airport, Washington, DC
Design: ICRAVE
Custom Architectural Fabrication: Eventscape Inc.
Restaurateur: OTG Management Inc.
Architect of Record: Architectural Alliance
Engineer of Record: Rosini Engineering
General Contractor: E.P. Guidi Inc.