The first space – Karuzela – is the invitation to the whole food court zone. It includes a series of striking copper clad ribbed cages for diners that overhang the main atrium and retail area and a swarm of bespoke light fixtures entice customers as they travel up the escalator to the gastronomy zone. This zone is inspired by the local Bielany feasts and serves as a family zone with a wide choice of popular restaurants within a vivid but relaxed atmosphere.

The second zone – Dechy na Bielanach - evokes a more homely and informal atmosphere and is more focused on leisure and younger customers with neon lights and graffiti by Polish and Portuguese artists. Within this zone we have created an unusual seating solution inspired by games like Minecraft where people can freely choose their relaxed spot to eat.

This middle zone also has a wine bar and two gastronomy units that face internally and also outside to the external area which has been divided into a garden zone with more than 1,500 shrubs and trees and a hard landscaped terrace, ideal for meeting area in the day and for events and concerts at night, as well as a children’s playground.

The third space – Hala Hutnik - is more industrial in its look and feel with rough concrete, simple furniture, steel cladding and colours that evoke the drama of the ovens and furnaces of the steelworks while the food offer here will be more focused on modern tastes such as fusion, vegan food and craft beers.