TANGRAM – FOOD HALL – Hsin-er Yang

TANGRAM FOOD HALL

MIXED USE WITH RETAILS & RESIDENTIALS

MMIXED USE WITH RETAILS & RESIDENTIALS

Tangram, the massive multi-purpose space located in Flushing, Queens is unveiling its futuristic-looking food hall and beer garden. Inspired by the open-air markets of big Asian metropolises like Singapore, Hong Kong, Taipei, and Beijing, the new food hall will promote true Asian culture and cuisine, all within a neon-heavy visual aesthetic. Vendors will include, among others, Imilky, JoJu, Zaab Zaab, CooCooCaChoo, Da Wei Mei Shi, Na Tart, Cuncheese, and Qing Shu.

Described as “organic industrial meets cyberpunk,” the space will feature a combination of different materials, from concrete and steel to cedar and ceramic, Secret NYC reports. With neon signs and kinetic lights shining bright at night, the food hall will feel like an immersive experience.

Tangram, the massive multi-purpose space located in Flushing, Queens is unveiling its futuristic-looking food hall and beer garden. Inspired by the open-air markets of big Asian metropolises like Singapore, Hong Kong, Taipei, and Beijing, the new food hall will promote true Asian culture and cuisine, all within a neon-heavy visual aesthetic. Vendors will include, among others, Imilky, JoJu, Zaab Zaab, CooCooCaChoo, Da Wei Mei Shi, Na Tart, Cuncheese, and Qing Shu.

Described as “organic industrial meets cyberpunk,” the space will feature a combination of different materials, from concrete and steel to cedar and ceramic, Secret NYC reports. With neon signs and kinetic lights shining bright at night, the food hall will feel like an immersive experience.

NEON SIGNAGE

FOOD HALL BARRICADE DESIGN