A Hamburg food court encourages culinary exploration. Here's how

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Design
Architecture
Client
Catering Consulting
Lighting Design
Floor Area
1,700 sq-m
Developed by Studio Aisslinger, Le big TamTam in Hamburg's Hanse District offers an experience-led spin on a typical food court experience.
KEY FEATURES
Bright colours and bold patterns,
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