Магазины, витрины, стенды

Pared to programmatic essence, Michael Gabellini’s work emanates a serenity that belies an underlying complexity. His spaces unfold as intricately crafted, yet subtle stages for the interaction of volume, light, and materials. Initially recognized for his work for major fashion brands such as Giorgio Armani, Salvatore Ferragamo, and, especially, Jil Sander, Gabellini set a new aesthetic standard in retail design. Equally innovative is Gabellini’s approach to the design of private residences and spaces for contemporary art, including both internationally-known galleries and special exhibitions. Gabellini’s luminous aesthetic will be the centerpiece of this monograph, his first ever, featuring the alluring retail interiors and provocative art installations together with his highly sought-after residences and large-scale, public spaces, such as the recently reopened and widely acclaimed Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Center. Revealing photography and insightful text contributions by Paola Antonelli and Hans-Ulrich Obrist, among others, will make this one of the most anticipated design monographs of the year.

Contents:

BOUTIQUE
Zara Rome
Max Mara Milan
Hermes Dubai Mali
Hermes Rive Gauche
H&M Home Reflections & Interaction
...
NEW PEOPLE
Placebo Pharmacy
Ahava Beauty Capsule
Ahava Beauty Capsule
CYCLIST SHOP IN ATHENS

DISPLAY
BMW World
Bauscher Trade Fair Stand
Roca Trade Fair Stand at ISH 2011
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Underwater Design
International KOGEI Triennale
Eletric Dreams

Contents:
Audi A8 IAA Frankfurt am main  006
Audo A8 Dealer Showroom, Barcelona  016
:Lamborghini Motor Show, Geneva  022
...
Creative Ecologies  290
Sheng Li Da Fabrics Exhibition Room  294
JOOP Showroom in Heyi Street  298

Grand Opening Design Collection features numerous samples of promotion of the most modern shopping centres in Japan: posters, packaging, shopping bags, shop windows, brochures, gadgets…

Showcases all the tools necessary for ''grand openings'' - leaflets, posters, invitations, shopping bags etc.

Text in English and Japanese

As the property market in China heats up, it is important to stand out amidst the competition. While many real estate firms are overdoing their showrooms in a bid to attract buyers, Gravity: Sales Centre Design V provides a sense of perspective by finding the right balance between artistic designs and practical architecture.


Contents

 Oriental Legend

008 Chengdu China Hall
026 China Resources Exhibition Center in Nanning
036 Chamber Billows in Chengdu
044 Paramount Reception Center in Taiwan
056 No-Form Reception Center
068 Qi Yu Reception Center
074 Taiyuan Vanke Brand Center
082 Modern Chinese Garden: Vanke Sales Department in Zhuhai
090 Goodtime Sales Center in Guilin
102 Sales Center for Territorial Waters
108 Vanke Chongqing Golf Chamber
116 Vanke Brocade Journey Chamber in Chongqing
122 The Moon Reception Chamber in Fuzhou
128 The Moon Reception Center
134 Shenzhen Bay SeaRealm Sales Center

 Modern Style

142 Farglory Future Living Space
156 Farglory Reception Center in Taibei
164 Sales Center for the Jade and the Pearl in Chongqing
174 Home-Settling Reception Center in Taiwan
180 SAC International Art Center
188 Changhong Cullinan Reception Center in Taiwan
198 Yong He Reception Center in Taiwan
206 Modest Reception Center in Taiwan
214 Vanke Green Concept Display Center
224 Tianjin International Trade Center, the CapitaLand
234 Nanjing Strait City Exhibition Center
244 The Sales Department of the Town Special in Huizhou
252 The Sales Center for Shangchen International
258 Poly DaJiangJun Sales Center in Liuzhou
268 Reception Center for Han Feng, Taiwan
276 Benefiting All Sales Center in Jinan
284 Taiwan Louvre Reception Center
290 XinCheng Real Estate Branding Center
298 A Green Headquarters Chamber
304 Arcadia Sales Center
310 The Hosomi reception center

 Classical In New Charm

318 Dalian Yida Miaoling Chamber
326 Shanghai Hejing Sales Center
338 GoldLand Art Chambe
346 Hua-Mansion Chamber
354 Sales Center for the Global City in Fuzhou

- Dive into the world of high-end luxury shops with unique interior design
- Peek behind the scenes of world-renowned brands with this lavishly illustrated coffee table book
- A must for any shopaholic or lover of extraordinary design
 
Glamorous, fascinating, and sometimes even magical: the flagship stores of the biggest brands combine interior design and product presentation to create a unique mélange of style and image. Stores serve as a window into a very special world whether they are a concept store, pop-up store or a shrine to the brand. The days are long gone when they were merely a sales floor; brands in the fashion, automotive, beauty and lifestyle sectors want to inspire shoppers with their spirit. This is what turns customers into diehard fans. Store design is the great art of staging and communicating a brand’s values, and the supreme method of anchoring your brand in a customer’s mind over the long term. As our daily activities move increasingly into the virtual sphere, people long for things that are accessible and approachable.

Retailers must fight an increasingly difficult battle with online providers to win customers. A sophisticated mix of a wide variety of materials, spaces designed with eclectic ingredients or luxurious accents, and elegant lighting solutions become vehicles that convey the heart and image of a brand and create tactile and visual experiences for shoppers. In this manner, shops become event locations, favourite hangouts, and in the very best cases, a kind of living room for customers and friends. This opulent book shows the most amazing stores, talks to brand makers and creative artists and designers and offers unique insights into the previously unknown world of brand design. Brands want to move us — and more and more, stores are where the magic happens.

Natalie Häntze is Editor-in-Chief of Design Lodge magazine. For more than 15 years, she has been consulting with companies in trade, industry, and the media as well as design firms in every area of brand positioning and communications.

"I Hotel & Shopping Mall" offers a chance to look into domestic and international  trends of today by introducing recently built hotels and shopping malls. It also covers conceptual design solutions that would be completed in the future. The volume
features a total of 75 works including 43 hotels and 32 shopping malls.

Take a look at some of the most amazing storefronts in the United States! Author Xu Bin has traveled the country to find the best, the most alluring, the most sophisticated shops including branches of such top retailers as Louis Vuitton and Chanel, as well as unexpected smaller stores that no reader would ever find without this indispensable guide. From New York to Los Angeles, these are the storefronts that define the American shopping experience.

Xu Bin lives in Shenzhen China. He is a freelance writer, photographer and editor. His successful books include Brand & Print (2006), Illustration Design (2007), He contributes to Top magazines in China such as Packaging Design magazine, 360 degrees, Art & Design etc.

From trade fair stands to museum concepts, the successful transfer of information to a wide public audience relies on effective staging and appropriate architectural design. While museum exhibitions focus on the art of communicating content, with commercial aspects tending to play a more subordinate role, the goal of trade fair stands and showrooms is to convey a brand image. And at least since large companies like BMW and Mercedes began introducing commercialized museum concepts designed to stage their brands, the phenomenon has come full circle.

Not infrequently, planners today must not only accomplish the demanding task of designing an exhibition; they must also meet full service demands, from briefings and CI design to realization. How to do this successfully is the subject of short articles by authors from the relevant fields. With extensively documented project examples organized by presentation or exhibition type, these valuable technical articles offer a detailed roadmap to practical success.

Whether you shop uptown, downtown or around the corner, Industrial Interiors: Shops goes into every kind of retail space to showcase real-world retail design at all ends of the market. From the plushest department store to the grittiest tattoo parlour, from the most exclusive boutique to the remainders and rejects aisle, Industrial Interiors: Shops lets you look through the customer’s eyes, and experience the art of shopping in some of Asia-Pacific’s most tempting spaces. All too often, interior design is conceptual and divorced from reality – it forgets that spaces are designed to be occupied by human beings with ideas and designs of their own. The ‘Industrial Interiors’ series breaks the mould of the interior design book to reveal a very different perspective. Shops offers a truer insider view of spaces, both public and private, showcasing real-world interior designs.