Nestled in the heart of Bengaluru, Alankaram’s latest showroom spans across 24,000 sq. ft. of meticulously designed space. Each floor embodies the perfect balance between traditional craftsmanship and modern aesthetics, showcasing over 500 bespoke furniture pieces.
Project name
Alankaram's Flagship Furniture Store
Architecture firm
Anupriya Sahu
Location
Bengaluru, India
Photography
Spacescape Photography
Typology
Commercial › Store, Showroom
TANBOER, a homegrown brand from Qingzhou, China, has firmly established itself as a leading down clothing brand for the frigid northern winters. Over the past 25 years, TANBOER has undergone significant growth, evolving beyond a singular functional focus to align closely with contemporary trends.
Project name
TANBOER Outdoor Experience Concept Store 6.0
Architecture firm
TANBOER, STILL YOUNG
Typology
Commercial Store › Retail
Walking into the Pupurazzi Pets Asian Flagship Store feels like a dreamland carefully designed for pet lovers. Here, all pet-related services and products are brought together, with every corner thoughtfully curated to meet the diverse needs of both you and your pets, making each transition between spaces filled with fun and surprise.
Project name
Pupurazzi Pets Asian Flagship Store
Architecture firm
Gokan Studio
Photography
Here Space Photography
Interior design
Gokan Studio
Material
Micro cement, art paint, tile, aluminum, stone, acrylic, PVC floor
Typology
Commercial Architecture › Store
Located on remote Galiano Island off the coast of Vancouver, BC, the historic cottage that once served as the renowned Pink Geranium restaurant has been reimagined by Twobytwo Architecture Studio and Jesse Keefer, owner of the Pink Geranium and Bodega Ridge Resort.
Project name
Pink Geranium
Architecture firm
Twobytwo Architecture Studio
Location
Galiano Island, British Columbia, Canada
Photography
Jarusha Brown
Principal architect
David Tyl
Design team
Jenny Bassett (Lead Designer)
Collaborators
Jesse Keefer, Bodega Ridge
Interior design
Jenny Bassett
Structural engineer
KSM Associates
Landscape
Laura Macdonald
Construction
Jesse Keefer, Dan Danku, Pattern Builders
Material
Wood frame, Douglas Fir veneer, tile, cedar shingles
Typology
Hospitality › Commercial, Store
The intersection of history and modernity often yields the most compelling designs. In Lucknow, Forearch Studios exemplifies this principle by taking cues from Brutalism to realise an immersive retail experience for Greyscale, an organisation that specialises in innovative and sustainable concrete cladding solutions.
Project name
Greyscale Retail Store
Architecture firm
Forearch Studios
Location
Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India
Photography
Vaibhav Bhatia
Principal architect
Aman Pasricha (Principal Architect), Pranat Singh (Principal Architect), Mikasha Sinha Pasricha ( Lead Architect)
Design team
Aman Pasricha, Pranat Singh, Mikasha Sinha Pasricha
Collaborators
Text Courtsey: Mehar Deep Kaur
Kinoto, the toy store located in the Villa Devoto Shopping Mall, stands out for its architecture and interior design that create a magical and enveloping atmosphere. From the outside, the store presents itself with a vibrant facade, adorned with bright colors and playful shapes that capture the essence of the children's world.
Project name
Tienda Kinoto
Architecture firm
Muro Studio
Location
Shopping Villa Devoto, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Principal architect
Valeria Munilla, Carolina Rovito
Interior design
Muro Studio
Civil engineer
Sergio Loscalzo
Environmental & MEP
Muro Studio
Tools used
Revit, Lumion, AutoCAD
Typology
Commercial › Store
The design is simple, transparent, but perfectly detailed and uses only a few high-quality materials. We avoid all substitutes. The interior invites closer inspection and invites touching.
Project name
Gentleman Store
Architecture firm
ORA [interior design], třiarchitekti [refurbishment project]
Location
Karlínské náměstí 209/9, Prague, Czech Republic
Principal architect
Jan Veisser, Jan Hora, Barbora Hora [ORA]. David Mareš, Ivona Náterová [třiarchitekti]
Design team
Maroš Drobňák, Klára Mačková, Klarisa Ach-Hübner, Pavla Večeřová, Oskar Madro
Built area
Usable floor area 265 m²
Material
Honed concrete, Steel bars, Steel sheets, Solid oak wood
Typology
Commercial › Store
We had two tasks: to create an interior for the bistro, Industry, and a space for clothes from Russian brands, Clothes Close. These zones are separated by a glass partition with a permanently open door, which facilitates their interaction.
Project name
Clothes Close is a concept store
Architecture firm
Davydov Studio
Location
BC Kazanskoe Podvorye, Bauman Street, 9a1 floor, Kazan, Russia
Photography
Roman Spiridonov
Principal architect
Rodion Davydov
Design team
Designers Rodion Davydov, Yulia Opletaeva
Interior design
Olga Viktorovna Davydova
Visualization
Olga Viktorovna Davydova
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Adobe Photoshop
Typology
Commercial › Store