It's impossible to pass by Biggy's without looking. First of all, because of the madness of colors and the variety of materials that lure you inside - golden neon lights, red walls, blue tiles and yellow bars. In addition, the Wroclaw establishment rushes to the aid of those in need of exceptional comfort food. Classic comfort food - pizza, burgers, fries and topped with sauces, will please every gourmand!
The architects of {tag:pracownie} in their project offer clients an immersion in the American culture of the 90s. For the interior design they decided to use intense colors from the basic palette. By using them on different materials and textures, the space is intriguing and almost constantly stimulating. Despite this feria of colors and visual stimuli, the design has a minimalist premise - simple elements combined in an original way, produce a striking result.
Despite this feria of colors and visual stimuli, the project verges on minimalism - simple elements combined in an original way, gave a striking result
photo: PION Studio
colorful minimalism
The dishes served here are directly related to the design of the bar. The architects wanted to use simple ingredients - basic colors and materials - to serve customers a tasty and filling dish in the form of an interior full of energy. In a similar way, Biggy's employees describe the process of making a hamburger, for example.
Here everyone can feel at ease and enjoy good food. The casual atmosphere of the establishment is complemented by graffiti-inspired neon signs showing wordplay such as "Cheesus walk with me," "You wanna pizza me?" or "Legalize marinara." Even a glance at the interior leads one to believe that energizing music resounds in the establishment. At Biggym we will eat to the rhythm of hip-hop!
The casual atmosphere of the establishment is complemented by graffiti-inspired neon signs
photo: PION Studio
functional zones
The restaurant has an oblong shape, so the architects decided to separate the interior with openwork partitions made of metal mesh. Consumption zones were created in this way, which at the same time did not close the space. 68 people will eat at the bar - they can sit more intimately at stackable tables standing along the sofas or at the counter on bar stools.
BUCK.STUDIO is responsible not only for the interior design, but also for the visual identity design of the establishment - menu cards, business cards, a signboard and the concept of service uniforms.
