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Kaffe Landskap

Kaffe Landskap is located just north of the Union Station train tracks, at the southwest corner of the Coloradan building in Downtown Denver. Designed by Roth Sheppard Architects, the space is open and airy, seamlessly blending the interior market-like atmosphere with the urban exterior environment.

Kaffe Landskap is located just north of the Union Station train tracks, at the southwest corner of the Coloradan building in Downtown Denver. Designed by Roth Sheppard Architects, the space is open and airy, seamlessly blending the interior market-like atmosphere with the urban exterior environment.

The soft graining of the tongue-and-groove solid white oak wood flooring represents the land [landskap]. On top of the flooring rests the solid white oak timber furniture, which appear like an organized arrangement of Swedish toy blocks. Each custom-designed furniture piece is playful and heavy, yet smooth to the touch. The massive wood shelving, suspended over the entire length of the L-shaped coffee bar, represents the lattice of the tree canopy. The open shelving serves as a focal point used for menu and merchandise display.

The soft graining of the tongue-and-groove solid white oak wood flooring represents the land [landskap]. On top of the flooring rests the solid white oak timber furniture, which appear like an organized arrangement of Swedish toy blocks. Each custom-designed furniture piece is playful and heavy, yet smooth to the touch. The massive wood shelving, suspended over the entire length of the L-shaped coffee bar, represents the lattice of the tree canopy. The open shelving serves as a focal point used for menu and merchandise display.

The feeling of being in Kaffe Landskap is an atmosphere of fika—a Swedish cultural attitude that encourages us to take pause, enjoyment and socialization. Fika is a daily ritual of enhancing community. The design aesthetic of Kaffe Landskap is a modern-yet-playful composition of a simple palette of materials intended to create a sense of warmth, comfort and balance—the perfect place for fika.

The feeling of being in Kaffe Landskap is an atmosphere of fika—a Swedish cultural attitude that encourages us to take pause, enjoyment and socialization. Fika is a daily ritual of enhancing community. The design aesthetic of Kaffe Landskap is a modern-yet-playful composition of a simple palette of materials intended to create a sense of warmth, comfort and balance—the perfect place for fika.

Kaffe and landskap are Swedish for “coffee” and “landscape.” When paired together, they engender the notion that this café is directly connected to the land. There is an expertise in the selection, procurement and execution of the food and drink that is presented in a way that is welcoming.

Kaffe and landskap are Swedish for “coffee” and “landscape.” When paired together, they engender the notion that this café is directly connected to the land. There is an expertise in the selection, procurement and execution of the food and drink that is presented in a way that is welcoming.

Due to its geographical location in the northern hemisphere, Sweden is subjected to a distant relationship with the sun in the winter, and near constant exposure in the summer. It is a limited resource that is universally embraced in Swedish design. The perimeter glass in Kaffe Landskap is left entirely open to allow the sun to permeate deeply into the space.

Due to its geographical location in the northern hemisphere, Sweden is subjected to a distant relationship with the sun in the winter, and near constant exposure in the summer. It is a limited resource that is universally embraced in Swedish design. The perimeter glass in Kaffe Landskap is left entirely open to allow the sun to permeate deeply into the space.

Views of the RTD railway and the Union Station are the dynamic backdrop to the ‘kaffe’ experience. This project was honored with two American Institute of Architects (AIA) Colorado Chapter Design Awards in 2020—AIA Colorado, Denver Section Award of Distinction and AIA Colorado Award of Merit.

Views of the RTD railway and the Union Station are the dynamic backdrop to the ‘kaffe’ experience. This project was honored with two American Institute of Architects (AIA) Colorado Chapter Design Awards in 2020—AIA Colorado, Denver Section Award of Distinction and AIA Colorado Award of Merit.

Kaffe Landskap is located just north of the Union Station train tracks, at the southwest corner of the Coloradan building in Downtown Denver. Designed by Roth Sheppard Architects, the space is open and airy, seamlessly blending the interior market-like atmosphere with the urban exterior environment.

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