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SnackBox in Times Square, New York by Aedifica

Sunday, January 15th, 2012

Article source: Aedifica

The SnackBox has found home in the heart of Times Square. Ædifica and MuvBox have been recently awarded 2 prizes at the Retail Design Institute’s International Store Design Competition 2011: the first in the Pop Up Store/Shop category, and the other in the Special Awards category. The 20-feet long container was selected among about 80 proposals by local restaurant owners and had to comply with New York City’s security departments in this high traffic area.

SnackBox

  • Architect: Aedifica
  • Name of Project: SnackBox
  • Location: Times Square, New York

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Capsula Multibrand Store in Budapest, Hungary by GöSKE PROJECT

Saturday, December 17th, 2011

Article source: GöSKE PROJECT

The new Capsula Multi-brand Store is a stunning and elegant space located on Andrassy Avenue, an iconic boulevard in Budapest dating back to 1872, lined with spectacular neo-renaissance mansions and townhouses featuring fine-facades and interiors.  In 2002 it was recognized as a World Heritage site. It is also one of Budapest’s main shopping streets, with high fashion stores, trendy restaurants and richly decorated cafés.

Capsula Multibrand Store

  • Architects: GöSKE PROJECT
  • Project: Capsula Multibrand Store
  • Location: Budapest, Andrássy Avenue, Hungary

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The Yardmaster’s Building in Melbourne, Australia by McBride Charles Ryan architecture+interior design

Wednesday, December 7th, 2011

Article source: McBride Charles Ryan architecture+interior design

Cross Rail Yard. Typically, a service building inaccessible to the public like this would be treated in a pragmatic and unremarkable way. In contrast, the Yardmasters Building confidently presents itself as a ‘public’ entity. Viewed in the round, it offers itself back to the city as an exquisite, mysterious box: a jewel in the junkheap. The project involved extensive consultation with representatives of the diverse users, their respective union representatives, and management and associated authorities.

Exterior View - Photograph by John Gollings

  • Architect: McBride Charles Ryan architecture+interior design
  • Name of Project: The Yardmaster’s Building
  • Location: Melbourne, Australia
  • Principal Architects: Rob McBride, Debbie Ryan
  • Project team: Drew Williamson, Andrew Hayne, Fang Cheah, Michelle James, Scott Crowe, Johanna Brunner, Angela Woda, David Fraser
  • Size: 1350m2
  • Photographs: John Gollings
  • Software used: Rhino

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Replay Store in Barcelona, Spain by Vertical Garden Design

Sunday, December 4th, 2011

Article source: Vertical Garden Design

Replay’s store on Passeig de Gràcia in Barcelona now hosts a vertical garden of just above 100m2. In the storefront location, the two storey wall is set in a dramatic and playful environment with waterfalls, sculptures and contrasting materials.

Side View

  • Architect: Vertical Garden Design
  • Name of Project: Replay Store
  • Location: Barcelona, Spain
  • Landscape architect: LAR/MSA
  • Completion date: May 2011
  • Size: 100m2 indoor + 11m2 outdoor
  • Landscape architect: Michael Hellgren / Vertical Garden Design
  • Interior architect: Roberto Baccioni / Studio 10

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TIPS Fashion Store in Shanghai, China by ///byn

Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011

Article source: ///byn

TIPS Fashion Store is located on the ground floor of an old French Mansion in the heart of the former French Concession of Shanghai.

The preexistence of the historic residential environment drove the design. The house is protected as well as all the existing details inside. The Store is located in the former dining and living room of the house, which kept the original woodworks, moldings, fire places, wood beams… Our design had to be a contemporary contrast within that classical ambience, respecting the existing but drastically changing the appearance of the site.

 

Front View (Images Courtesy JIANG Yong for ///byn)

  • Architect: ///byn
  • Name of Project: TIPS Fashion Store
  • Location: Nanchang Road / Ruijin Road, Shanghai, China
  • Principals: Nicolas SALTO DEL GIORGIO & Bittor SANCHEZ-MONASTERIO
  • Rendering: ///byn
  • Photography: JIANG Yong for ///byn

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Fiu Fiu concept store in Warsaw, Poland by Mateusz Adamczyk & Marcin Kwietowicz

Sunday, November 20th, 2011

Article source: Mateusz Adamczyk

Young architects dream about designing and building big houses. However, the reality is quite the opposite – they work on small scale commissions. FiuFiu boutique is one of those petite spaces and its concept is based on yearning for making homes even of papermache.

Image Courtesy Jan Smaga

  • Architects: Mateusz Adamczyk & Marcin Kwietowicz
  • Project: Fiu Fiu concept store
  • Location: Koszykowa Street, Warsaw, Poland
  • Client: Fiu Fiu Concept Magdalena WoΠosz
  • Photography: Jan Smaga
  • Total floor area: 31 m2
  • Usable floor area: 28 m2
  • Volume: 105 m3
  • Design: 2011
  • Construction: 2011
  • Software used: AutoCAD and SketchUp Pro. Also a lot of paper models.

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Penhaligons flagship boutique in Singapore by Jenner Studio

Wednesday, October 19th, 2011

Article source: Jenner Studio

JENNER STUDIO DESIGNS NEW BOUTIQUE FOR PENHALIGON’S, SINGAPORE

London based design practice, Jenner Studio, has designed a new boutique in Singapore for Penhaligon’s, the heritage British fragrance house. From opening its first store on London’s Jermyn Street 140 years ago, Penhaligon’s, will now launch its first offering in Asia at the Ion Orchard on 15 August 2011.

 

Images Courtesy Michael Franke

  • Architect: Jenner Studio
  • Name of Project: Penhaligons flagship boutique
  • Location: Penhaligon’s Ltd 2 Orchard Turn 03-16 ION Orchard Singapore
  • Client: Singapore Flagship Development for Penhaligon’s London
  • Completion date: 15th September 2011
  • Photo credit: Michael Franke

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Long Slow Distance in Tokyo, Japan by upsetters architects (designed using Vectorworks)

Sunday, October 16th, 2011

Article source: upsetters architects

This is a design of the store, which requires a visit by appointment, on an alley in Harajuku, Tokyo.

This space is intended to function as a sales agency and an authorised store of imported watches and a store selling related accessories.  As it serves both as an agency and a store and sells expensive articles, we designed this as a space requiring an appointment to visit in which customers can personally shop and talk about business with its clerk.

 

Images Courtesy Yusuke Wakabayashi

  • Architect: upsetters architects
  • Project name : Long Slow Distance
  • Location : Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan
  • Completion Date : 2011. 01. 15.
  • Type: Interior Design
  • Total floor Area: 33.4 sqm
  • Logo: Shun Kawakami / TOKYO DESIGN LAB.
  • Construction: TANK
  • Photo: Yusuke Wakabayashi
  • Software used: Vectorworks

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PHILIPP PLEIN store – Forte dei Marmi in Forte dei Marmi, Italy by AquiliAlberg

Sunday, October 9th, 2011

Article source: AquiliAlberg

In occasion of the opening of the new flagship store in Italy, Philipp Plein chose to collaborate for the first time with AquiliAlberg, a Milan-based architectural and design studio.

AquiliAlberg’s sculptural portal anticipate the fashion designer ultra-contemporary and luxurious world.

PHILIPP PLEIN opens his first flagship store in Italy and chooses the exclusive location of Versilia. The store, that counts as the seventh mono-brand store in Europe, faces the central Via 4 Novembre in a well-known and worldwide appreciated location where mountains and seaside create one of the most suggestive and sunny Italian backdrops. To accompany the opening, an inauguration cocktail party guests with an international flair. La bella vita. Forte dei Marmi represents an exclusive way of approaching life, style, luxury, fashion and beauty.

 

Interior View

  • Architect: AquiliAlberg
  • Name of Project : PHILIPP PLEIN store – Forte dei Marmi
  • Location: Forte dei Marmi, Italy
  • Client: Philipp Plein
  • Phases: Concept, preliminary design, definitive design, site supervision
  • Area: 50 sqm
  • Programm: store
  • Year: 2011

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La Fabrique de Lunettes in Paris, France by Marc Ifrah Architecture

Saturday, September 24th, 2011

Article source: Marc Ifrah Architecture

Our challenge: turning an old bank into a modern optical store in an old but trendy neighborhood of Paris, Le Marais.

This project is the result of a great team work between the firm and our clients. We designed the interior of the optical store in the spirit of the fifties adapted to meet the contemporary expectations of the customers.

 

Front View (Images Courtesy David Cousin-Marsy)

  • Architect: Marc Ifrah Architecture
  • Name of Project: La Fabrique de Lunettes
  • Location: Paris, France
  • Project Team: Marc Ifrah, Stephen Saada, Neila Ben Menadi (intern)
  • Project year: 2011
  • Project Area: 120 sqm
  • Photographs: David Cousin-Marsy

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