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Reflecting pool centres XC273 fashion boutique in former Shanghai towel factory

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Dongqi Design strived to preserve and emphasise these different layers of history, which are contrasted against shiny new finishes to create a kind of "nostalgic futurism". The building is organised around three voids, which now form the basis of the store's circulation routes. Dongqi Design gave the second floor a bright white finish.

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AIA Estúdio designs cave-like interior for clothing store in Rio de Janeiro

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Stone slabs around the pillar are used to display objects. Rather than being a cumbersome obstacle, the pillar helps organise the shop's circulation and movement of shoppers, according to the studio. "It On the perimeter walls, niches with stainless steel bases display Haight's clothing on brushed-brass rails.

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Bang & Olufsen Plants a Flagship in SoHo

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Lastly, we have kept Bang & Olufsen’s strong Scandinavian heritage in mind though the minimalist color palette and lots of natural light.”. An abundance of natural light paired with a minimalist color palette convey the brand’s Scandinavian origins. It plays with contrasts (think pale walls with a dark ceiling), and with shapes.

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Meet the winners of Taiwanese Golden Pin Design Award 2021

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The winner of this award, Taiwanese designer Lai Hanyu, will receive a cash prize of 200,000 NTD for “Stormwater Membrane System,” a conceptual design for a water collection and circulation system integrated into the facades of urban buildings.

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From Cobblestones to Cyberspace: VMSD Celebrates Its 125th Year of Service to the Retail Industry

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Originally based in Chicago, it was purchased by Cincinnati-based ST Publications (later renamed ST Media Group) and eventually merged with its competitor at the time – Display World – in 1938. Within a few short months of its debut, circulation grew into the tens of thousands.