Posts Tagged ‘renovation’

Coca-Cola Hellenic headquarters by Stirixis Group, Athens

April 26th, 2013

The overall outcome in the offices is a modern, open-space scheme, with a functional structure, that reinforces the collaboration and communication among employees, whereas at the same time it enhances self-concentration.

Hotel Droog, Amsterdam

September 18th, 2012

From October onwards, Droog will offer the chance to catch some shuteye after perusing its wares. Amsterdam’s original Staalstraat store has undergone a major renovation to become Hotel Droog – but there’s only one room available in which to sleep.

Asylum shop by Asylum, Singapore

June 15th, 2012

As one of the first multi-label stores in Singapore, Asylum Shop was fondly looked upon as a place to inspire through its variety of products. With that, it is now a whole new shopping experience as the Asylum is now categorized into two themes, with the ground level housing more casual lifestyle brands while the basement houses darker, dressier labels.

Salvatore Ferragamo flagship store, New York

May 30th, 2012

Salvatore Ferragamo’s Fifth Avenue flagship, the brand’s largest boutique has reopened on Friday April 6, after 13th weeks of renovation. The 20,000-square-foot space is now in perfect adequacy with Ferragamo Creative Director Massimiliano Giornetti’s aesthetic.

Dior Homme Pop-up store, New York

April 22nd, 2012

The iconic French men’s label just popped up in Soho while the Dior Homme Boutique at 57th Street is undergoing renovation. Opened last April 16th, the Dior Homme pop-up store is located at 133 Greene Street and will serve as the sole Dior Homme Boutique in New York while the New York flagship is being retrofitted.

Salvage bar by Tima Winter Inc, Los Angeles

March 23rd, 2012

Set in the heart of the fashion district, Salvage marries the old with the new in an exciting new bar in Downtown Los Angeles. Almost all of the surfaces and fixtures were custom created using remnants from the existing 1920′s building and it’s recent renovation.

Gucci Museum, Florence

February 16th, 2012

Luxury label Gucci has opened a museum that pays homage to the brand’s history and craft. The museum is located inside Florence’s 14th-century Palazzo della Mercanzia.

Mangolds brand identity by moodley brand identity

February 16th, 2012

In the course of an extensive renovation in 2011, Mangolds, a well known vegetarian restaurant, entrusted moodley brand identity with their rebranding. For over 20 years Mangolds has been standing for very fresh and contemporary international cooking in Graz.

La Bohème bar by AVA Architects, Porto

January 31st, 2012

The renovation of La Bohème bar, located in the buoyant Rua das Galerias de Paris in Porto’s downtown, embraces pine wood throughout the entire interior. ‘The goal was to transform a space with no identity into a recognizable interior,’ says Carlos Veloso from AVA Architects, the studio responsible for the project.

Prada store by Roberto Baciocchi, Paris

January 30th, 2012

The Prada store on Rue du Faubourg in Paris presents a new look after renovation. Architect Roberto Baciocchi made ​​for the implementation of the store designs of both the typical Prada store components, as well as the history of the building, the early 19th Century is inspired.

COMME des GARÇONS Guerilla Store, Warsaw

January 29th, 2012

Rei Kawakubo’s COMME des GARÇONS fashion label has just opened their third GUERILLA STORE in Poland’s capital Warsaw. Their GUERILLA STORE concept involves the opening of a store for a period of 1 year with a minimal renovation budget.

Tanum Karl Johan bookstore flagship by JVA, Oslo

January 22nd, 2012

Tanum Karl Johan is Oslo’s oldest bookstore located on the city’s main street. The project is a full renovation, which means completely tearing down the old interior. From having several floor levels, the store reappeared with all functions on one floor with a stronger visual relationship to the street and more rough materials to emphasize the physical appearance of the book.

Look Out Cafe by Design Spirits, Niseko Village

August 2nd, 2011

Japanese architect studio Design Spirits have designed a stylish ski bar in Niseko Village – a ski resort on the island of Hokkaido, Japan. The Niseko Look Out Café was originally built 28 years ago, but this will be its first ever renovation.