Dezeen

OCTOBER 31, 2023

The shop offers different local fashion designers a small retail space As they venture further into the store, customers are gradually able to see and browse the different collections. When entering the store, the entire space has an introverted character," D415's Peter Gonda told Dezeen. The photography is by D415.

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Dezeen

MAY 5, 2022

Below are 10 unusual retail spaces recently covered on Dezeen: Photo courtesy of Balenciaga. Brooklyn-based Ringo Studio designed this retail space in New York City for fitness brand Bala as a pastel-coloured "playground" containing giant replicas of its products. Balenciaga Mount Street, UK. Photo is by Anna Morgowicz.

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Dezeen

APRIL 1, 2023

Cutouts in the low ceiling add extra height to the Eye Eye retail space Unlike the inaugural space, the new store does not benefit from tall ceilings and a strong street presence. It's an eye care clinic reimagined."

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Dezeen

OCTOBER 24, 2022

The 5,000-square-foot (465 metres) store includes retail space as well as art installations created for the store by Snarkitecture. The space used to be a warehouse. In order to light up the warehouse space, the studio added windows to the side of the structure and created a domed entryway, also with panelled windows.

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Retail Focus

APRIL 9, 2021

Designed by luxury architects Argent, the store is designed as an agile retail space that can react quickly to the ever-changing retail environment. Design features include raw exposed steelwork contrasted by modern interventions including flooring, fixtures and finishes. Most importantly it keeps jobs in the city.”.

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Inside Retail

FEBRUARY 7, 2023

Not a single product was on display (to actually see products, you have to go up the stairs to the second level). Only one item of each product was on display, it was almost gallery-like. Throughout the entire space, Ader challenges customers to question the purpose and intention of the brand and store. Is it a showroom?

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