
Commercial
A Springfield restaurant project combining Luckyfolds Dumpling House and a neighboring Japanese restaurant with shared back-of-house facilities.
Permit · Commercial
LuckyFolds Dumpling House
2025
Permit · Commercial
LuckyFolds Dumpling House
LOCATION
Springfield, Virginia
YEAR
2025
SIZE
2,497 sq ft
PHOTO BY
Heather Zhang
Project Overview
01—THE CHALLENGE
Two restaurants, one shared kitchen
Coordinate two independent restaurants sharing one kitchen and restroom while meeting egress, kitchen workflow, and permit requirements.
02—OUR SOLUTION
Efficient shared back-of-house planning
We designed both restaurants as one permit package, balancing separate dining areas with shared kitchen, restroom, circulation, and code-compliant operations.
Permit · Commercial
LuckyFolds Dumpling House
LOCATION
Springfield, Virginia
YEAR
2025
SIZE
2,497 sq ft
PHOTO BY
Heather Zhang
Project Overview
01—THE CHALLENGE
Two restaurants, one shared kitchen
Coordinate two independent restaurants sharing one kitchen and restroom while meeting egress, kitchen workflow, and permit requirements.
02—OUR SOLUTION
Efficient shared back-of-house planning
We designed both restaurants as one permit package, balancing separate dining areas with shared kitchen, restroom, circulation, and code-compliant operations.

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