ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Stores’ CategoryGrotte 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
Fili d’Aria store in Milan, Italy by Giulio Dubbioso ArchitettoFriday, August 24th, 2012Article source: Giulio Dubbioso Architetto GDA started from a 2 level, 70 square meter, empty space, previously used as a toy store, in a ‘900 building in Milan center, right between Corso Buenos Aires and Via Morgagni, and transformed it in something able to reflect the high craftsmanship of Fili d’Aria solutions, the past and the contemporary.  Image Courtesy GDA / Isacco Sampaolo
 Image Courtesy GDA / Isacco Sampaolo Vince Camuto Outlet Stores in New York by Sergio Mannino StudioThursday, August 23rd, 2012Article source: Sergio Mannino Studio Collaboration between New York-based Italian architect Sergio Mannino and Vince Camuto, founder and CEO of the Camuto Group, continues as Vince Camuto outlet stores open in Riverhead, New York and Wrentham, Massachusetts. A few select elements from the Vince Camuto retail location in Manhattan’s Grand Central Terminal are remixed with a subdued pink hue and flexible mass-produced display systems to outfit these similarly variable retail environments.  Image Courtesy Sergio Mannino Studio
 Image Courtesy Sergio Mannino Studio Kitchen Aid Boutique in Monterrey, NL. Mexico by Tékne, sociedad de diseñoTuesday, August 21st, 2012Article source: Tékne, sociedad de diseño Create a new boutique concept for the brand, based on the experience of different environments within the same space, but without losing the unity between them. The proposed route very different from the concept store, because they provoke feelings, instead of only displaying products in line.  Image Courtesy Francisco Peña
 Image Courtesy Francisco Peña Vince Camuto in Manhattan, New York by Sergio Mannino StudioTuesday, July 10th, 2012Article source: Sergio Mannino Studio The Vince Camuto Grand Central Terminal Store in Manhattan is the result of continued creative collaborations between New York-based Italian architect Sergio Mannino and Vince Camuto, founder and CEO of the Camuto Group. Mannino, who has worked on the Vince Camuto showroom and outlet store, wanted to highlight merchandise in this new Midtown store while incorporating soft, crisp, and warm elements into the design throughout.  Vince Camuto
Inside Fashion Store in Vienna, Austria by Söhne & Partner ArchitectsSunday, July 8th, 2012Article source: Söhne & Partner Architects A 100m² shop presents fashion in a discreet but appealing way. It was the designer’s intention to create a restrained and straight room in order to make it an eye-catcher for the Neubaugasse in Vienna. Thus, people who are passing by should be guided into the store. The colour turquoise directs the customers through the shop while the interior is mainly white and sober in order to present the fashion at the best. Big mirror surfaces make the room seemingly bigger.  Image Courtesy Severin Wurnig
Shamwari Flagship Store in The Venetian, Macau by HEAD Architecture and Design LimitedFriday, June 29th, 2012Article source: HEAD Architecture and Design Limited HEAD created a new brand for Shamwari in this 1500 sqft luxury store. Large displays illustrate the process of diamond prospecting, mining and cutting. Incorporating the history of South African diamonds the concept authenticates the brand and tradition of diamond production. Custom-built display cases incorporate LED lighting to reduce cabinet temperature while retaining correct display lighting levels.  Shamwari
Puma Stores Amsterdam, London and Munich By Plajer & Franz StudioSaturday, June 2nd, 2012Article source: Plajer & Franz Studio Plajer & Franz Studio, under the direction of ales kernjak (head of global store concepts, puma retail ag) gave the puma stores a thorough re-designing makeover, filling their spaces with an injected dose of joy, innovation, simplicity and various local influences, all being accomplished according to puma’s sustainable guidelines.  Image Courtesy manuel schlu¨ter
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