ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Retail’ 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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K. Wah G72 Mixed-use Development in Nanjing, China by UNStudioSaturday, May 6th, 2023Article source: UNStudio Nanjing K.Wah G72 is expected to be one of the most expansive mixed-use developments in the Chinese city. UNStudio was commissioned by the developer K.Wah Group to create a human-centric destination where sustainability and culture play a key role in the daily lives of locals and visitors alike. UNStudio’s proposed design concept envisions a dynamic waterfront community, a low-density and lush green working-living environment, which is expected to add new vibrancy to Nanjing, while contributing as a hub for culture, finance and innovation.  Image Courtesy © UNStudio
Rental home in Yekaterinburg, Russia by BrusnikaFriday, April 21st, 2023Article source: Brusnika Rental housing in Russia is underdeveloped and mostly restricted to Moscow. DOM.RF, an institute for housing development in Russia, is promoting the concept of institutional investment jointly with local developers. Aiming to design tailored housing in each Russian city, it secures long-term rental in revamped apartments with good household facilities. A rental home in Southern Quarters housing estate completed by Brusnika presents a similar project in Yekaterinburg. Southern Quarters is a large-scale redevelopment scheme scheduled for the nearest ten years. It will feature new housing with a rental home, schools and kindergartens, sports facilities, parks and alleys.  Image Courtesy © Brusnika
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
Valley in Amsterdam, The Netherlands by MVRDVMonday, August 8th, 2022Article source: MVRDV Valley’s three peaks of varied heights reach up to a maximum of 100 meters at which the publicly accessible Sky-bar sits, spread out over the top two stories, offering panoramic views over Amsterdam. The building consists of 196 apartments, 7 stories of offices, a three-story underground parking with 375 parking spots and various retail and cultural facilities. From street level, a pedestrianised path, running along retails functions, terraces and roof gardens, leads up to the central valley-area spread across the 4th and 5th level and surrounds the central tower. Internationally renowned landscape architect Piet Oudolf designed all of Valley’s vegetation, focusing on a year-round green appearance. The project derives its name from the publicly accessible valley.  Image Courtesy © Marcel Steinbach
Forty Five NE 41 Street in Miami, Florida by RoyalByckovas ArchitectsSaturday, May 14th, 2022Article source: RoyalByckovas Architects A brand requires a significant, relentless ubiquity to compel their customer base to remain loyal. This notion is embodied in the collection of diverse architectural motifs within Miami’s Design District. Creating architecturally significant projects in an area dense with projects by internationally acclaimed architects is the prime objective for any international retail brand venturing into the cultural nucleus of Miami. It was an objective Royal Byckovas relished.  Image Courtesy © Robin Hill
é é é – BSH Headquarters in Shaoxing City, China by Greater Dog ArchitectsSaturday, March 12th, 2022Article source: Greater Dog Architects BSH headquarters is located in Shaoxing city, it designed by the Greater Dog Architects. The main building called é é é that emerged in the city by its unique quality. é é é is a comprehensive functional building integrating retail space, office, restaurants, R&D and production, and sightseeing factory. BSH focuses on bedding products which are from high quality goose down. It finished from a series of production processes of raw materials – cleaning – processing – inspection – filling – labeling. The white linear structure language of building is inspired by the characteristics of “goose down”.  hand drawing © Greater Dog Architects
Rennes Féval Tower in France by JDS ArchitectsSunday, December 26th, 2021Article source: JDS Architects The development is located next to and comprises of the new station inaugurated in July 2019. The city’s new express train connections have cut travel times to its neighbours and the capital by nearly half, enthusing many to develop business with or relocate to Brittany’s epicentre. Within this Game Of Urban Thrones, Samsic, the region’s success story employing 90000, has set to relocate its headquarters to the Blériot-Féval site and steer its development, in collaboration with the developers from Bati-Armor and Rennes Municipality’s agencies.  Image Courtesy © JDS Architects
Shinjuku Sumitomo Building in Japan by Nikken Sekkei LtdWednesday, December 8th, 2021Article source: Nikken Sekkei Ltd The Shinjuku Sumitomo Building was built in 1974 in Tokyo’s Nishi Shinjuku district. The site’s expansive “Sankaku Hiroba” (triangular plaza) atrium roof, along with associated renovations, offer a sustainable model for addressing an emerging problem for Japan’s cities: how to carry out renovation projects on large-scale buildings using good maintenance practices. The project also represents a greater societal effort to enliven the urban business district and enhance its value as an accessible gathering place.  Image Courtesy © SS
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