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Archive for the ‘Stores’ CategoryCasa Palacio in Mexico City, Mexico by DIN interiorismoSaturday, May 18th, 2013Article source: DIN interiorismo Interior design project coordination, consulting and installation for the first specialized store in furniture and residential accessories of Grupo El Palacio de Hierro. This project started with a commitment to provide a space where the most important is to experience an atmosphere where the lifestyle is the essence.  Image Courtesy DIN interiorismo
Aesop Shibuya in Tokyo, Japan by TORAFU ARCHITECTSFriday, May 10th, 2013Article source: TORAFU ARCHITECTS For Australian skin care brand Aesop, we planned the interior and exterior of the new store on Meiji Street in Shibuya. The store is located on the first floor of a three-storey building situated between two taller buildings; the space is long and slender – 2.6m in width, 7.8m in depth and 3.9m in maximum height. We aimed to work with these proportions to provide a welcoming and intimate space for communication with customers.  Image Courtesy © Takumi Ota
Aesop Fillmore Street in San Francisco by NADAAAFriday, March 8th, 2013Article source: NADAAA Housing various skin-care and health products of Aesop, the space of the store is narrow and deep; the shot-gun organization is laid out asymmetrically with products framed in recycled boxes randomly stacked on one wall, the entire depth of the space.  Image Courtesy © Juliana Sohn
Takeo Kikuchi Store in Shibuya, Tokyo by Jo Nagasaka／Schemata ArchitectsThursday, January 10th, 2013Article source: Jo Nagasaka／Schemata Architects When we were commissioned to design this store, it was a year after the Great Tohoku Earthquake. From experiencing such great disaster we realized the importance of communication in communities, and began to question the present situation of retail stores that are typically glass-clad buildings with no operable windows, where no interaction between street and store would happen.  Image Courtesy © Nacása&Partners Inc
Dr. York Optical in California, USA by DCPP ArquitectosWednesday, December 12th, 2012Article source: DCPP Arquitectos The project is located in Los Angeles California, USA, The property is found at street level in a commercial area, on a street where there are mostly shops with a lot of traffic of cars and pedestrian. The main idea was to introduce some of that public space turning into the store in an extension of the street.  Image Courtesy DCPP Arquitectos
New Furniture Store at Innsbruck’s Gates in Grabenweg, Austria by Zechner & Zechner ZT GmbHTuesday, December 4th, 2012Article source: Zechner & Zechner ZT GmbH The new Leiner furniture store can be seen from a considerable distance as you approach Innsbruck from the East on the A12 motorway. The four story structure is a beacon, in Leiner’s corporate green, to people passing by. Along with the large areas of green, the angular form of the building itself makes a strong impression. Like a folded tablecloth, the translucent metal construction envelopes the volumes of the building. With this striking facade, Zechner & Zechner are taking a stand against the standardisation and anonymity of current furniture store architecture.  Image Courtesy Zechner & Zechner ZT GmbH
My Panda in Tokyo, Japan by Torafu ArchitectsTuesday, October 30th, 2012Article source: Torafu Architects Located at the basement level of Shibuya’s PARCO Part 1 Building, we have designed the interior and exterior of the store for new fashion label ‘my panda’. From ‘Smiles’, the company which created brands such as ‘PASS THE BATON’ and ‘giraffe’, this label is based on a ‘two-tone’ theme. We wanted to design a store which could become iconic to the fashion label such that it may be easily recognized.  Image Courtesy Takumi Ota
Grotte des fleurs in Nagoya, Japan by Kotaro Horiuchi ArchitectureThursday, October 25th, 2012Article source: Kotaro Horiuchi Architecture To design from the limited shelf space, to allow the coexistence of people, flowers and equipment, and at the same time maximize the storage space that doesn’t conflict with the movement of clients and staff, we came up with this layout.  Image Courtesy Kotaro Horiuchi Architecture
Hublot Pop-Up Store in Paragon Shopping Mall, Singapore by AsylumTuesday, October 16th, 2012Article source: Asylum Taking advantage of the majestic void space in Paragon Shopping Mall Singapore, an art installation, which spans across two floors, sweeps impressively across the area, inviting a sense of excitement and wonder. Tens of thousands of “black gems” rain down from above, resonating with the momentary quality of a pop-up store – an ephemeral, fleeting point in time, caught in a still image. Illustrating the legacy of the Hublot brand and its innovations, the installation seeks to recreate its notable paradoxical philosophy with an illusory space; magically solid yet porous and structurally monumental yet light.  Image Courtesy Asylum
The Granary in London , England by Pollard Thomas Edwards ArchitectsFriday, September 28th, 2012Article source: Pollard Thomas Edwards Architects This project showcases the creation of new life for old buildings whilst respecting and celebrating their integrity and providing facilities to meet 21st-century needs. Fundamental to the design was a sensitive approach to the building’s rescue and restoration with carefully considered retention of its gracefully aged qualities.  Image Courtesy Pollard Thomas Edwards Architects
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