Archive for the ‘Showroom’ Category
Tuesday, March 24th, 2015
Article source: Liong Lie Architects
The Bazaar in Beverwijk, The Netherlands, the biggest indoor market of Europe, is our client. The Goud souk (“Gold souk”) will be the new building for the gold dealers and goldsmiths, who now gather each week-end along the Goudstraat (“Goldstreet”) at the Eastern Market of the Bazaar.
The exterior is defined by a 35 meter long facade that explains the visitors in a glance what they can find here: all that glitters is gold! The entrance is clearly marked. Here, the ‘nugget of gold’ has opened up to provide access to the ‘cave’ where the real golden treasures are safely displayed.
 Image Courtesy © Hannah Anthonysz
- Architects: Liong Lie Architects
- Project: Goud souk
- Location: Beverwijk (de Bazaar), The Netherlands
- Photography: Hannah Anthonysz
- Design team: Roeland de Jong, Martijn Huijts, Rajiv Sewtahal, Michael Schuurman, Jakub Pakos, Miodrag Stoianov, Laura Juan López
- Brand positioning: Leaders against routine, Barbara van Veen
- Status: Completed February 2015
- Size: 1430 m²
- Client: De Bazaar
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Tags: Beverwijk, The Netherlands
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Tuesday, March 17th, 2015
Article source: Ayhan Güneri Architects
The naturality of the shoes are designed to express the sub-brand of Urban-mix with graphic designs appliquéd by the method of masking on the polished concrete surfaces and with wall coating having the texture of Art stone brick giving the effect of painted with lime and Afrormosia solid parquet flooring along with column cladding composed irregular successive arrangement of wood fragments separated by crashing.
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Saturday, March 14th, 2015
Article source: Ayhan Güneri Architects
Manufacture method with CNC cutting is also used in the production of stainless steel evoking its impetus while relocating the marks of this network, and strongly demonstrates itself on the walls, floor and texture of the ceiling.
The location is one of the successful illustrations of futurism with the impression that the furniture is appliquéd on the location by an injection moulding, technical end elements, the explicit presentation of ventilation and illumination systems, the camouflage of the exposed concrete by polishing equip slogans masking and furniture unit and free form lines created by operating the console remaining still without support on the floor and ceiling after being separated from the wall.
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Friday, March 13th, 2015
Article source: Paradox Studio
“Intertwine” is the key to design concept of Heirloom Taipei. The brand “Heirloom” is a new brand established by two young designers with family manufacturing background and east/west crossover cultural experience. The brand logo – “Interweaving H” explicitly demonstrates the multi-level mixture of Heirloom’s brand spirit. Therefore, the theme “Intertwine” was set to abstract Heirloom’s brand statement into three-dimensional store shopping experience.
 Image Courtesy © Benjamin Chou
- Architects: Paradox Studio
- Designer: Chris Chen
- Project: Intertwine – Heirloom Taipei
- Location: Eslite Spectrum Songyan Store, Taipei City, Taiwan
- Photography: Benjamin Chou
- Software used:Autocad and 3d max studio
- Client: Heirloom
- Character of space: Retail
- Floor area: 43 m2
- Completion Date: September, 2013
- Materials: Wood, Glossy Paint Finish, Metal Laminate Sheets, Suede Fabric
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Tags: Taipei City, Taiwan
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Friday, March 13th, 2015
Article source: Ayhan Güneri Architects
Branch training shoes are exhibited in the first showroom of the jump showroom complex. It is prepared with a mode expressing the manufacture methods such as the dynamic form of the training shoes, high injection technologies used in the production phase, and so forth. It is equipped with SMD LED, one of the high technology products, is endeavored to reflect the dynamism of the training shoes (as object) becoming a source of inspiration with specially designed graphic design backgrounds and motion offered by these systems. On the floor covering, sequential code of self leveling epoxy, there are dynamic catchword which surrounds all sides such as dynamic training shoes. Corian furniture, inject printing backgrounds, etc are among other materials featuring themselves.
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Sunday, March 8th, 2015
Article source: SchilderScholte architects
The first European store of the design brand Zens Lifestyle is situated on one of Amsterdam’s oldest canals and opened its doors November 2014. In this showroom of 32 square meters Zens presents its minimalist dishes and glassware, such as bowls, carafes, mugs as well as coffee and tea sets. SchilderScholte architects have created this delicate shrine-like interior to reflect the quality and design within the collection of this Asian brand. The interior is a synergy of local design methodology with oriental accents. From the outset of the project the architects looked at the differences in culture and used them as a design premise.
 Image Courtesy © Ronald Tilleman
- Architects: SchilderScholte architects
- Project: Zens showroom
- Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Photography: Ronald Tilleman
- Software used: Revit, AutoCAD
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Tags: Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Thursday, February 12th, 2015
Article source: YEGENA
The initial idea of the showroom design realized for Halimoglu-fasarit paint company is constructed on the giant ”eggs” that are installed into the venues. Cross-sections which are created by elliptical paraboloids over hanging from the venue, with each other and with the venue itself , constitutes the main character of the design. The distinct difference which is seen between the showroom and the working spaces outside of it , ensures impressive appearance of the repetitive spinal column at the transitional areas. The color input coming from the paint origin of Halimoglu Company, is expressed by spreading a 3 dimensional rainbow into the venue.
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- Architects: YEGENA
- Project: Halimoglu Fasarit Head Office and Showroom Interior Design
- Location: Tarabya, Istanbul, Turkey
- TOTAL AREA: 225 m2
- EMPLOYER: Halimoglu Fasarit Paint Company
- Team: M.Baris Yegena, Ozge Ozkul
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Tags: Istanbul, Turkey
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Thursday, January 29th, 2015
Article source: KRADS
The automotive showroom is situated by the main gateway to the city Herning in Jutland, Denmark. The municipality of Herning and the client both wished for a showroom diverging from the stereotypical and one that simultaneously would stand out as an architectural icon. The solution became a rhombic volume divided into two halves by a diagonal cut,creating a dynamic and lucid showroom facing the main road, contrasted by the stable mass of a service centre behind. Placed at the edge of town it is a building where interior and exterior collaborate around the meeting between city and nature, and between function and space.
 Image Courtesy © Tina Stephansen – Studio 55/KRADS
- Architects: KRADS
- Project: Automotive Showroom
- Location: Silkeborgvej 110, 7400 Herning, Denmark
- Photography: Tina Stephansen – Studio 55/KRADS
- Completed: September 2013 (Started 2012)
- Client (Private): Bjarne Nielsen A/S
- Size: 4000 m2
- Building Lot: 12600 m2
- Collaborators: General Contractor: C.C. Contractor A/S, General Engineering: C.C. Contractors A/S, Structural Engineering: Bent Moesby A/S, Technical Engineering: Midtconsult A/S, Client Advisor: Finn Balle A/S
- Manufacturers/Suppliers: Expanded aluminium facade and ceiling, anodized, colour bronze: Fils SPA and Pro Montage A/S
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Tags: Denmark, Jutland
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Saturday, December 13th, 2014
Article source: SOMA Architects
With 20 meters of frontage but only 4 meters of depth, the existing ground floor space provided a unique opportunity for a commercial street front fit for a lighting showroom. The client, Unilux Group – the largest supplier of high end light fixtures in Lebanon, requested a unique space in which to exhibit the products sold by the company. Due to the shallow depth of the existing main space, a conscious decision was made to envision the space as larger than its confines of the walls in order to visually appear larger as well as draw pedestrians into the store.
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- Architects: SOMA Architects
- Project: Unilux Group lighting showroom
- Location: LEBANON
- Software used: Grasshopper, Rhino
- Year: 2010
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Tags: Lebanon
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Wednesday, October 29th, 2014
Article source: NORM . ARCHITECTS
The main idea for the & tradition showroom is to create a contemporary small scale version of a monochrome and harmonious village structure inside a big warehouse. The idea is to make the structure balance between a coherent minimalist spatial art installation – drawing on inspiration from works of artists and architects such as Donald Judd, Richard Serra and Peter Eisenman, combined with classic architectural elements from the village – the main street, the alley, the square, the tower, the city wall, etc., etc. Each house is this village will be built with a completely matt monochrome exterior – like a architectural model landscape in 1:1 only revealing each house very differentiated interior with each its own function and purpose. One house would be all wood inside resembling a minimalist Japanese pavilion. Another would be all color inside inspired more by Luis Barragan or Carlo Scarpa, creating a completely different universe for displaying the &tradition products. One house could serve as a meeting space, one as a workshop for product development, one as the place where the staff gathers to eat their lunch, etc. etc. Some of these houses will be creating in collaboration with some of the companies &tradition work with – like Kvadrat and Dinesen, where clients are also able to see and choose materials for the furniture.
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Project: Thoughts on & tradition showroom
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark (more…)
Tags: Copenhagen, Denmark
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