ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Retail facilities’ CategoryKing Street, Twickenham in Twickenham UK by Align Design and ArchitectureThursday, November 2nd, 2023Article Source: Caroline Collett Align Design and Architecture creates new shopfront and street furniture designs, a new identity and a 13m-high mural at King Street, Twickenham
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Norodom Business Tower in Phnom Penh, Cambodia by AedasWednesday, August 16th, 2023Article source: Aedas A Sleek Landmark in Phnom Penh’s Skyline The Norodom Business Tower is a mixed-use tower located in Phnom Penh City, Cambodia. The project is designed to be a Grade-A office with a 5-star hotel, offering more than 10,000 sq m of office space and 226 keys for the hotel, with amenities like function areas, restaurants, a rooftop bar, a rooftop pool, a gym, and a spa.
KOSÉ Corporation Renovation project for cosmetics makerFriday, July 14th, 2023 Photo Credits: Nikken Sekkei Ltd This renovation project for cosmetics maker KOSÉ Corporation entailed a remodeling of the firm’s 1,000m² office space on the 7th floor of a high-rise building in the bustling Nihonbashi neighborhood of Tokyo. Its completion also coincided with KOSÉ’s 75th founding anniversary. Facility name: KOSÉ Nihonbashi Office Mobility Hub Zug Nord in Switzerland by Hosoya Schaefer ArchitectsThursday, December 29th, 2022Article source: Hosoya Schaefer Architects Outlines The Mobility Hub Zug Nord (MHZN) is mobility hub, parking structure, retail area and public space at the same time. Located at the entrance to the TechCluster Zug and the urban district of Zug Nord, the MHZN offers parking space for the employees of the TechCluster and for the public, as well as transfer options to bike, scooter, bus, or a future autonomous shuttle service. With a photovoltaic pergola, connection to the area energy network, charging stations and flexibility for autonomously parking vehicles, the building is also technically planned with foresight. A specialty store for craftsmen and a bistro are brining additional life to the area.  Image Courtesy © Valetin Jeck
Hangzhou Winland Center in China by FarrellsThursday, November 17th, 2022Article source: Farrells Farrells recently completed Hangzhou Winland Center in China. Located on the banks of the Grand Canal (a UNESCO World Heritage site), the 230,000m² mixed-use project consists of 2 iconic office towers connected to a retail base linking 7 retail villas and 6 residential towers, weaved together by a network of elevated link bridges and sunken courtyard, walkable retail streetscapes, plazas filled with cultural events and residential courtyards.  Image Courtesy © Winland Group
The Playhouse in Tokyo, Japan by Haruki Oku Design + PAN- PROJECTSThursday, May 20th, 2021Article source: Haruki Oku Design + PAN- PROJECTS The Playhouse is a full renovation project of a three storey building located in the busy fashion district of Aoyama in Tokyo, Japan. The ground and first floor accommodate a number of British fashion brands, and the second floor houses a hall designated to a weddings and events planning company. Our team was challenged with envisioning a new spatial model of the post-COVID store by reconsidering the existing functions of brick and mortar retail. The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated digitalization in our societies to a remarkable degree. What was already an ongoing movement is rapidly indicating a future in which the shopping experience will be increasingly moved to the virtual world. If the act of purchasing is preferred online, we questioned what the physical shop could offer once it is liberated from excessive display and storage space.
 Image Courtesy © Kenji Seo
Green Pea Retail Park in Turin, Italy by Acc Naturale Architettura, Negozio Blu ArchitettiSunday, February 14th, 2021Article source: Acc Naturale Architettura, Negozio Blu Architetti An architecture in which sustainable materials, greenery and natural light are the protagonists. A manifesto built as an experience of the possibilities and beauty of new technologies of conscious building and of the values represented by a vision of respect for the environment and the human being.  Image Courtesy © Fabio Oggero
Outpost in Hood River, Oregon by skylabFriday, August 21st, 2020Article source: skylab Outpost is a phased, hybrid structure merging recreation, retail and work environments to foster and reinforce a sense of community in a developing section of Hood River. As part of the city’s new Waterfront Masterplan, Outpost will eventually become a 60,000-square-foot development a neighborhood of buildings that will functionally connect the city with the Columbia River waterfront. The site, formerly home to an industrial wastewater treatment and processing facility, largely underutilized the waterfront but will now become a new paradigm for future development in the region.  Image Courtesy © Stephen Miller
Gaysorn II Tower in Bangkok, Thailand by CL3 Architects LimitedSunday, February 2nd, 2020Article source: CL3 Architects Limited Gaysorn II is a mix use development that aims to create a new approach to commercial design through careful planning and curation of Lifestyle, Work, Play and Grow in a holistic environment. Inspired by the traditional Thai culture in craft and hospitality, the project synergizes and combines the components of retail, dining, workplace, conferencing and wellness through an integrated and sustainable design in the heart of Bangkok’s CBD and retail area. Gaysorn Plaza I was developed in 1994 and was facing strong competition from newer, larger retail development in the neighborhood, Gaysorn II is primarily an office tower on top of a retail podium, and it is the developer’s intent that the combined retail area will make it more commercially competitive in the area.  Gaysorn Tower Exterior View , Image Courtesy © Gaysorn Property Co., Ltd.
West Point Convenience Center in Zapopan, Mexico by LEAP Laboratorio en Arquitectura ProgresivaSunday, December 8th, 2019Article source: LEAP Laboratorio en Arquitectura Progresiva West Point Convenience Center is a retail venue and the most visible component of a mixed use development located on the westside of Guadalajara. The master plan of the complex is comprised of eight high-rise vertical housing buildings in a gated community with inner pedestrian walkways, a park and controlled access points. The retail venue, although it is an integral part of the master plan, is at the forefront of the complex outside the gated community and with large green areas on both sides of the building. The preeminent location of the building within the master plan and its relationship with the public avenue demands an architectural approach to give the building an iconic presence. It is important to highlight that the Convenience Center will be also a focal point from the views of the eight apartment buildings on the background, and therefore the design of the roof was as important as the design of the main facades at street level. The result is a triangular faceted architectural object with two wide openings at each end where the second level restaurants are located and a screen that randomly becomes more transparent towards the center of the building. The complexity of the geometry of this element contrast with the seemingly simple geometry of the first floor, both bodies are articulated through the rhythm of the columns. The construction material proposed for the upper body of the building is Cor-Ten steel, a material that naturally covers itself of protective rust, making it a maintenance free material. Three steel chimneys contrast with the rusty look of the building and are the exhaust ducts of the restaurants inside the Convenience Center.  Image Courtesy © LEAP Laboratorio en Arquitectura Progresiva
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