Galaxy Soho, Beijing
The recently opened Galaxy Soho, by Zaha Hadid, is a 're-inventing of the classical Chinese courtyard', with 5 volumes that effortlessly flow into one another, containing retail, office and entertainment space.
Showing posts with label Retail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Retail. Show all posts
Monday, 5 November 2012
Wednesday, 12 September 2012
Yusuhara Fruit Market
Yusuhara Fruit Market, Japan
Yusuhara Fruit Market, in the Takaoka District of Kochi, Japan, is part of a build by Kengo Kuma, which includes an ajoining 15 room hotel.
Design Collective, Shanghai
Design Collective, Shanghai
A redevelopment of an existing building for Design Collective, a group of design-led contemporary Shanghai retailers, architecture and design practice Neri&Hu created a three-storey exhibition space a fantastic angled staircase cutting its way up through the space.
Friday, 31 August 2012
Masters Craft Boutique
Masters Craft Ceramic Ware Boutique - Tokyo
Designed by Akemi Katsuno & Takashi Yagi,
Wednesday, 15 August 2012
Tuesday, 3 July 2012
Bape Store, Sapporo
Here is Bathing Ape’s Sapporo location based in the northern part of Japan.
Reminiscent of most Bape Shop locations, the store features its fair share of neon lights and iconic Bape symbolism with the logo and camo.
The store is situated right beside a local landmark, the Sapporo TV Tower.
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
Puma House Tokyo - Nendo
Designers Nendo of Japan have completed the interior of a showroom in Tokyo for sneaker brand Puma with shoes displayed on a series of timber staircases.
The Puma House features timber stairs wrapped round the space’s concrete columns to form display shelves.
Puma House Tokyo is a multipurpose space that can be used for exhibitions, events, fittings, product launches and other media events. it is also available for rentals.
Friday, 20 April 2012
Nike Air Force 1 Store - Torafu Architects
This was an interior and exterior design project for Nike Air Force 1 store, which opened for only one year, on a back street of Harajuku, Tokyo. The new products which appeared month after month were all displayed even after the sales period was over. The number of products were only a few in the first month, but became no less than about 300 one year later.
Customers were able to visually enjoy the process by which the number of products increased. Only white Air Force 1′s were displayed at first, and new models of different colours were added every time they were released.
Wednesday, 20 October 2010
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