Texas A&M University

West Campus Dining Facility

The West Campus Dining Facility, strategically positioned at the heart of the large West Campus Quadrangle and along a primary axis connecting the East and West Campuses, serves as a vibrant hub for student life and engagement. Acting as a pivotal node along a bustling pedestrian corridor, it fosters community interaction among students, researchers, and faculty members. Embracing an ethos of connectivity and openness, the facility's design seamlessly integrates with the surrounding landscape, embodying a welcoming beacon for the entire campus. Inside, a spacious food hall offers a diverse array of culinary experiences, with distinct food concepts distributed throughout the area to create dynamic zones for dining and socializing. From communal tables to cozy seating nooks, the interior layout caters to groups of all sizes, promoting collaboration and interaction. Additionally, a mezzanine level provides additional seating options and houses administrative offices, ensuring efficient management of food service operations. In alignment with Texas A&M's Campus Master Plan Update objectives, the facility enhances the student experience, fosters connectivity as a campus forum, and strengthens the fabric of the university community.

LOCATION

College Station, TX

SERVICES

  • Full Architectural and Interior Design

SIZE

25,500 sf

PROJECT  TYPE

Dining

Photo: Leonid Furmansky

Photo: Leonid Furmansky

"The West Campus Food Hall embodies the Spirit of Aggieland by giving that great sense of community on campus to get together and enjoy a great meal or spend time socializing together . . . just to get away to enjoy this beautiful brand-new building and escape for a little bit. We are very excited to have this new option on West Campus."

— Stephanie Denson, University Dining District Marketing Manager

Photo: Leonid Furmansky

Photo: Leonid Furmansky

Photo: Leonid Furmansky

Photo: Leonid Furmansky

Photo: Leonid Furmansky

Photo: Leonid Furmansky

Photo: Leonid Furmansky