BALI BARRET SHOP 01 | SHIBUYA TOKYO JAPAN | Franklin Azzi

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BALI BARRET SHOP 01 | SHIBUYA TOKYO JAPAN
Client: Bali barret / Sazaby inc.
architect: Franklin Azzi
construction company: Sazaby inc.
Area: 140m ²
cost of the operation: 300 000 euros
Delivery Date: September 2004
Time Frame: 3 months
activity: store ready-to-wear brand bali barret
location: 1-4-8 Jinnan Shibuya-ku Tokyo Japan

The project of "red bunker" in Tokyo gives a radical type of architecture out of its context. The bunkers were built mostly on the wall of the Atlantic during the Second World War. In most cases the bunker has a name, often a female name, Barbara, Karola ... this one is called the bali barret.
Original text by Franklin Azzi translated by Design Ideas.
Images from Franklin Azzi

Nature Factory | Diesel Denim Gallery | Aoyama, Japan | Suppose Design Office

The Diesel Denim Gallery, the signature store of the brand name, functions as a gallery space for art installations and exhibits throughout the year showcasing talented rising artists. For this year’s store installation, Tanijiri has created an “innovative art space” entitled Nature Factory.

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Shop Interior Design | Issey Myake | Zurich | Isa Stürm Urs Wolf SA

The second exhibition and sales space for Issey Miyake's collection in Zurich. Located in a renovated 1980 ausgekernten town property.
The experimental nature of the task was exclusively with the media and surfaces an architectural space to create and realise a new operational concept.
The two rooms on each floor with minimum heights (2.19, 2.99 m) .
Text and images from: Isa Stürm Urs Wolf SA

United Bamboo Store | Tokyo,Japan | Acconci Studio

Location: Daikanyama, Tokyo
Date: 2003
Architects: Acconci Studio
Materials: Steel mesh, steel pipe, faceted glass, PVC projection material, fluorescent lights, photo-booth camera, computer screen, video projection, iPods & headphones
Area: 620 sqft
Source: e architect

Design Idea For Shop Interior | 44 West Broadway | Isa Stürm Urs Wolf SA

Client: Ckyra Inc. New York
Ilja Buzdin, Anders Perbo, Natalia Kieseleva, Henry Williams

General contractor: Taocon Inc., New York
Steven Lamazore, Jordan Magenheim, Chris Mc Nally

Architects: Isa Stürm Urs Wolf SA, New York
Nina Chen, Iela Herrling, Marcel Santer, Isa Stürm,Urs Wolf,

Lighting design: L’Observatoire International, New York
Hervé Descottes, Lindsay Gillespie

Specialty painter: Jason Middlebrook, New York

Graffiti painter: Toast and Shark, Berne
Ata Bozaci, Harun Dogan

Grafics: WBG AG, Zürich
Rolf Weiersmüller

Seating: Aquacreation, Tel Aviv

Ayala Serfaty, Limor Goren
The design concept for this tempting shoe store is to create an artificial sky scape, providing a cool and airy space as a kind of relief from the noise and bustling activity of West Broadway.

Undulating full height walls form a compressed and decompressed space to be travelled at different velocities. A slanted ceiling slowly torsions subtlety across the whole length of the space. This hand spayed sky scape, filled with light, air and clouds, creates the local weather of the room and extends the vertical dimension of the long and narrow space. In this space designer shoes are shown on curved shells and seats of colored leather balls invite to fit.
In the rear of the room a full wall mirror redoubles the space and captures the daylight, giving the illusion of a passageway continuing through the whole block to East Broadway.
Text and images:Isa Stürm Urs Wolf

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