Archive for the ‘Shop’ Category
Sunday, June 15th, 2014
Article source: ALTS DESIGN OFFICE
This plan is a project of the store combination house which is not seized with the established concept such as “the Japanese food stores such as cafe” in “dwelling, such as a shop”. Because we were the land where a site was built along former Tokaido of the Minakuchi inn which was the 50th post town of fifty-three stages of the Tokaido, the building did it with the placement plan that we prepared in neighboring cityscape and did first floor region with simple space constitution to assume a store, second floor region a house.
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- Architects: ALTS DESIGN OFFICE (Sumiou Mizumoto / Yoshitaka Kuga)
- Project: Higashihayashiguchi Dwelling with shop
- Location: Shiga, Japan
- Construction: built of wood
- Number of stories: 2
- Gross area: 99.83 ㎡
- Completed date: 2014.6
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Tags: Japan, Shiga
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Saturday, June 7th, 2014
Article source: Kengo Kuma and Associates
With the growth of cities and their scale, public buildings of 20th Century were likely to be driven away to the suburbs, often as isolated concrete boxes in parking lots. We wanted to reverse this flow with Nagaoka Aore. We moved the city hall back to the center of the town and revived a real “heart of town,” which is located in a walking distance from anywhere, working along with people’s everyday life.
 Image Courtesy © Erieta Attali
- Architects: Kengo Kuma and Associates
- Project: Nagaoka City Hall “Aore”
- Location: 1-4-10 Otedori, Nagaoka-shi, Niigata, Japan
- Photography: Erieta Attali
- Completed in: 2012. 3
- Program: City hall, Assembly hall, Shops and Restaurants, Bank, Roofed plaza, Garage
- Site Area: 12073.44 m2
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Tags: Japan, Niigata
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Saturday, May 31st, 2014
Article source: stpmj
By definition, an omnibus refers to a collection of stories made by a single narrator or several authors tied together by a single subject. It also pertains to a collection of objects at once. Along these lines, Omnibus City is a proposal that connects elements of downtown Salt Lake City that are already physically close, yet are experienced individually. Omnibus City strives to create a collection of experiences along three main corridors: Green, Culture (Main Street), and Retail. Acting as a catalyst of activity linking adjacent blocks to Main Street, these passageways are connected through a common design vocabulary of path, pattern, and phenomenon meant to permeate blocks 69 and 70 and guide visitors through its permutations.
 Green Corridor / Children’s park, Image Courtesy © stpmj
- Architects: stpmj
- Project: OMNIBUS CITY
- Location: Saltlake City, U.S.A
- Project team: stpmj, Seung Teak Lee, Mi Jung Lim, Kyung Jae Yu, Young Whan Choi , Leah Park, Olivia Heung, Sam Weston, Suk Won Lee
- Dimension: 600′ x 1200′
- Budget: N/A
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Tags: Saltlake City, U.S.A.
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Tuesday, May 20th, 2014
Article source: CLS LED
On May 1st 2014, a unique sports shop opened named Football Temple, which is located in the center of Amsterdam between ‘de Dam’ and the ‘Anne Frank huis’. The 500 square meter store is a football joy for every lover of football shirts, football shoes and all sorts of sportswear. This unique store is the place to be for every football fanatic.
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Tags: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Friday, May 16th, 2014
Article source: XTU architects
ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT
A fertile market
If the world wanted to eat like the West, several planets would be needed…
Civilization will need to evolve: it must produce and consume differently !
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- Architects: XTU architects (Anouk Legendre + Nicola Desmaziere, Studio Adeline Rispal)
- Project: FRENCH PAVILION EXPO MILANO 2015
- Location: Milan, Italy
- Software used: Rhinoceros, 3ds Max and Grasshopper
- Companies: C.M.C di Ravenna, Simonin
- Project leader: Mathias Lukacs
- Client: FranceAgriMer
- Program: Cultural installation, exhibition areas, restaurants, shops, VIP rooms.
Planning
- Competition: january 2014
- Contract: march 2014
- Building: september 2014
- Delivery: april 2014
- Building surface area: 3.532 m² shon / 3.286 m² usable
- Site’s area: 3.500 m²
- Costs: 14 m€ including taxes.
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Tags: Italy, Milan
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Thursday, May 1st, 2014
Article source: i29 | interior architects
Frame Publishers and Foam Photography Museum Amsterdam joined forces for a creative centre in the historic Felix Meritis building.
A new creative platform has opened its doors, enlivening the monumental Felix Meritis residence at 324 Keizersgracht in Amsterdam. The space will host numerous events and exhibitions organized by both Frame and Foam. Alongside the events, Frame Publishers has created two retail spaces – designed by local outfit i29 – with a focus on fashion and design.
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Tags: Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Wednesday, April 16th, 2014
Article source: Fraher Architects
The shop sits next door to the Quality Chop House which has a reputation for excellent cooking and good quality ingredients. The Client approached us to consider design proposals for the refurbishment of the adjacent shop unit that had recently become available.
 Image Courtesy © Jack Hobhouse
- Architects: Fraher Architects
- Project: Quality Chop Shop
- Location: Farringdon, London
- Photography: Jack Hobhouse
- Joinery fabrication & installation: Fraher & Co
- Client: Private Client
Tags: Farringdon, London
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Thursday, March 20th, 2014
Article source: Kengo Kuma & Associates
This shop, specialized in selling pineapple cake (popular sweet in Taiwan), is in the shape of a bamboo basket. It is built on a joint system called “Jiigoku-Gumi,” traditional method used in Japanese wooden architecture (often observed in Shoji: vertical and cross pieces in the same width are entwined in each other to form a muntin grid).
 Image Courtesy © Daici Ano
- Architects: Kengo Kuma & Associates
- Project: SunnyHills
- Location: Minami-Aoyama, Japan
- Photography: Daici Ano
- Structure: Jun Sato Structural Engineering
- Facilities: Kankyo Engineering
- Construction: Satohide Corporation
- Site Area: 175.69m2
- Building Area: 102.36m2
- Total Floor Area: 293.00m2
- No. of Floors: BF1, 1F, 2F, RF
- Structure: Reinforced Concrete Partially Timber
- Construction Period: 2012.November〜2013.December
- Primary use: Store (retail)
- Client: Sunny Hills Japan
- Design Team: Kengo Kuma, Kenji Miyahara, Hiroaki Akiyama, Yuteki Dozono, Masahiro Minami
- Hvac: San-ei Setsubi Kogyo
- Plumbing: San-ei Setsubi Kogyo
- Electric: Kokko Systems
- Building Coverage: 58.26% (maximum allowed: 60%)
- Floor area ratio: 166.77% (maximum allowed: 281.60%)
Tags: Japan, Minami-Aoyama
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Saturday, March 15th, 2014
Article source: Metropolis
This Office Building Project is located in a 2,255.98 m² terrain. The first and second floor is used as shops.
The main idea was to create an iconic building which uses the lighting as a way to give movement to the building.
The main facade is a black curtain wall with a Led system inside its structure so a vibrant effect could be created.
 Image Courtesy © Metropolis
- Architects: Metropolis (Jose Orrego Herrea)
- Project: Building Omega
- Build area: 36,860.13 m²
- Office area: 14,523.93 m²
- Commercial area: 2,013.92 m²
- Cars: 464
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Wednesday, March 5th, 2014
Article source: ROSSETTI
To entice both Seattle Sounders + Seahawks fans into the stadium’s Pro Shop, ROSSETTI expanded the store size by 250%, creating an immersive shopping environment for both teams. Each team’s merchandise is showcased on either side of the entrance through crystal clear, butt-glazed walls. The folding entrance wall opens on game days exposing a central flex space that is merchandised for the team playing that day.
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- Architects: ROSSETTI
- Project: Century Link Pro Shop-Retail for Seahawks+Sounders
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