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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Munich Fractal Arena a New Store in Valencia, Spain by Dear Design

 
February 15th, 2011 by Sumit Singhal

Barcelona, XX September 2010. MUNICH, the fashion and sports footwear firm, is opening its second boutique in Valencia. Following on from its first store in the city’s Carmen neighbourhood, it is now opening a second store in Calle Jorge Juan.

Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Dear Design, the team behind the project, have designed a light, open space to exhibit the brand’s shoes. The main idea is to immerse visitors in the Arena (understood as a stadium), a space flooded with light framed by a hanging metal structure. Visitors enter the store from the street, from chaos to an organised space.

Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

The Arena is shaped by the metal structure, a second skin that surrounds the existing container without touching it and also serves to exhibit the shoes.

Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

The structure’s fractal design is based on infinitely repeated Xs, the brand’s symbol, down to the last detail: the supports, the backstitching on the skin on the bench and the counter, and the system of catches – always performing different functions.

Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Each hole in the structure allows for easy access to the exhibited product, highlighted by the use of white. This is the main element on this stage, where visitors are the leading actors.

Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

The simplicity to this project lies in saving materials – only sheets of glossy white lacquered iron for the perimeter structure, Corian for the lettering, a Barrisol stretched ceiling for lighting, natural iron for the joinery, white polyurethane resin with glossy varnished finish for the floor, and white skin and iron sheets for the furniture.

Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Free Hand Sketch of Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Free Hand Sketch of Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Free Hand Sketch of Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Free Hand Sketch of Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Sketch of Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010

Sketch of Munich Fractal Arena, Valencia, 2010



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