Магазины, витрины, стенды

Retail is a breakthrough exploration of the relationship between consumer culture and architecture, showcasing the creative collaborations between global brands and their architects. Over the past decade, retail architecture has taken center stage in contemporary design discourse, and Retail is a unique tour of the venues for the universal pastime of the twenty-first century: shopping. Among the world-class architects and globally recognized brands featured here are: Rem Koolhaas and OMA (Prada, New York, Beverly Hills, and San Francisco); Frank Gehry (Miyake Tribeca, New York); Herzog & De Meuron (Prada, Tokyo); Tadao Ando (Armani Teatro, Milan); Renzo Piano (Hermès Ginza, Tokyo); Future Systems (Selfridges, Birmingham); Richard Gluckman (Helmut Lang, Paris, Milan, and New York); and John Pawson (Calvin Klein, Paris).

Summer at the Serpentine. Ten years of temporary pavilions by top architects

Since 2000, the Serpentine Gallery in London’s Kensington Gardens has called on some of the world’s top architects to design summer pavilions – temporary structures that are erected next to the Gallery itself for a three-month period. The Serpentine, which was built in 1934 as a tea pavilion, opened in 1970 as a showplace for exhibitions of modern and contemporary artists ranging from Matthew Barney to Dan Flavin, Ellsworth Kelley, Louise Bourgeois or Rachel Whiteread.
The pavilions in the Programme that was conceived in 2000 by the Serpentine Director Julia Peyton-Jones, are the work of international architects or design teams who at the time of the Serpentine’s invitation have not completed a building in England. A maximum of six months from invitation to completion is allotted. The only architecture program of its type in the world, the Serpentine Gallery Pavilions attract up to 250,000 visitors each summer. The Serpentine Pavilion is regularly ranked in the top 5 most attended architecture and design exhibitions worldwide in The Art Newspaper’s annual survey of museums and galleries visitor figures. The architect Richard Rogers has stated, “The pavilions, erected for reatively little money, are unbelievably good. I coudn’t single one out that I have liked more than the others – they have all been masterpieces.”

The projects completed or envisaged include the work of

* Zaha Hadid, 2000
* Daniel Libeskind, 2001
* Toyo Ito, 2002
* Oscar Niemeyer, 2003
* MVRDV, 2004 (un-realised)
* Alvaro Siza and Eduardo Souto de Moura with Cecil Balmond, 2005
* Rem Koolhaas and Cecil Balmond, 2006
* Olafur Eliasson and Kjetil Thorsen, 2007
* Frank Gehry, 2008
* SANAA, 2009
* Jean Nouvel, 2010
* Other works such as Zaha Hadid's temporary 2006 installation Lilas are included in the book as well.

This book is the first to bring together all of the Serpentine Pavilions. Interviews of Serpentine Director Julia Peyton-Jones and Co-Director Hans Ulrich Obrist complete the description of the pavilions, illustrated by the original drawings by each architect and photos of the completed works.

The author:

Philip Jodidio studied art history and economics at Harvard, and edited Connaissance des Arts for over 20 years. His books include TASCHEN’s Architecture Now! series, and monographs on Tadao Ando, Norman Foster, Richard Meier, Jean Nouvel, and Zaha Hadid. He is internationally renowned as one of the most popular writers on the subject of architecture.

Commercial architecture allows many people to enjoy a type of architecture that is reserved for a select few in its residential version. Fashionable companies are aware of the appeal of this phenomenon and are increasing their investment in hte location and design of their brands and added attraction. Furthermore, carefully planned commercial architecture also offers the opportunity to embody abstract concepts like brand values by using design to avoke specific sensation, in the same way as advertising and marketing. In this book, we wanted to present architecture involving major brands and architects, but alsoto throw light on the work of less well-known architects unafraid of innovation and risk.

400 color photographs

As any dedicated shopper will tell you, a well-designed shop is not merely a commercial establishment, but a leisure experience to be savored at length. But the standards are constantly rising, as retail designers endeavor to create ever more adventurous spaces that will entice even the most jaded consumer. Shops are becoming mini-universes which shoppers can wonder at, be inspired by—and, of course, make their favorite shopping destinations. This comprehensively illustrated book chronicles the hottest retailing trends at the forefront of shop design.

The display of a shop's wares, either through a window display or the store's interior has become a hugely important part of twenty-first century consumerism. With ever-increasing choice available on the high street, it's essential that shops are able to tempt consumers through their doors; in fact, it's the primary concern of the manufacturers and shopkeepers - attract more to sell more! With almost 500 pages and over 1000 photographs of stores from around the globe, "Shop Display" is the perfect pictorial reference guide for every visual merchandiser.

The concept and philosophies of modern shops and boutiques have brought a new approach to brand identity design, taking on urban and cultural roles unimaginable in other times. From simple retail spaces come new concepts in both interior and graphic design, which take the form of collectible shopping bags, flashy business cards, exclusive invites and designer displays. Shop Graphics is a rich source of visual reference for designers, shop owners, and shopaholics alike.

250 color illustrations, 60 B/W plans & drawings

The primary aim of shop keepers and manufacturers is one -to attract and sell more. Today in a consumer-oriented market, new ideas of product exhibit are proposed everyday.Through these ideas from the global viusal merchandisers, we can better learn and understand the different culture lifestyle, social background and consumer preferences of that country and cetainly, the identity of the brand.If a picture tells a thousand words, this book probably has the whole story. Collected from nine different cities with over 15 commercial segments, this book is definitely a pictorial guide map taking you to the visual journey of the most prestigious shops around the world. Unlike most visual merchandising books, this avoids the repetition of theories such as color, and lighting and serves as a good reference tool to window display designers.

Shopping is an event which implies much more than just the act of purchasing. Unusual design concepts and immaculate shapes engage all of our senses, making shopping a unique experience. Innovative interior design at the point of sale seduces customers and makes shopping a sensuous experience. Quality architecture has become an indispensable part of successful sales strategies. When renowned architects and aspiring designers devote their talents to putting goods on show, the customer becomes both a shopping victim and king. Shop! presents his kingdom.

It takes the reader on a shopping spree through 48 of the world’s hottest stores, in locations as diverse as New York, Paris, Tokyo and Buenos Aires, providing a window on the current state of contemporary retail design. Whether for a hip designer store or a high-class boutique, every design is tailored to its clientele and invites the customer to partake in the zeitgeist of consumption.

From the contents:
* Armani 5th Avenue in New York, USA (Doriana & Massimiliano Fuksas)
* Bosco Pi in Moscow, Russia (Karim Rashid)
* Davis Flagship Store in Toronto, Canada (burdifilek Interior Design)
* Ann Demeulemeester in Seoul, Korea (mass studies)
* Publicis Drugstore in Paris, France (Michele Saee)

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Cafe! Best of Coffee Shop Design

Drink! Best of Bar Design

Dance! Best of Club Design

Eat! Best of Restaurant Design

Move! Best of Gym Design

Relax! Best of Spa Design

Work! Best of Office Design

Swim! Best of Pool Design

How could you be more inspired by the flair of a foreign city or the culture of another country than by a leisurely stroll trough the shops? "Shopping" has captured this inspiration and gives insight on the selected and exclusive business around the world, tempting you to touch, feel, smell, and savour.

Let's talk shop!

The latest volume in the world's most successful architecture series

Shops are the one place where the stars of the world of architecture, from David Adjaye to Rem Koolhaas and Zaha Hadid encounter the people who make the world of design turn, from Jurgen Bey to Tom Dixon, Ingo Maurer, or Philippe Starck. This book is full of the most recent retail spaces in the world, ranging from astonishing shopping centers by Daniel Libeskind or the young Swiss firm HHF to interactive store windows or a tiny jewel-like chocolate store in the heart of Paris. A pop-up store for Dr. Martens shoes, a unique newsstand designed for London by Thomas Heatherwick or flagship stores for the likes of Armani, Balenciaga, or Joseph are all part of what makes Retail Architecture one of the most exciting and dynamic areas of contemporary creativity. Apple computers, Uniqlo clothes, or Nike shoes can all be found here in a spirit of perfect harmony with the best that today's architecture and design can offer. Books, jewelry, fine foods and handbags are glorified and amplified by glass, steel, and the latest, most sophisticated techniques in design and branding. This is where Peter Marino meets Karl Lagerfeld, and where Yoshioka Tokujin breaths life into Hermès scarves. Ephemeral by design in many cases, Shopping Architecture Now! is also the place where the makers of dreams finally find a solid home.

Featured architects and practices include:

David Adjaye, APA, Christian Biecher, BCJ, Campaign, Arthur Casas, Colli + Galliano, Concrete, Tom Dixon, Edith Edition, Carlos Ferrater, FOA, Massimiliano Fuksas, Gonzalez-Foerster, Zaha Hadid, Heatherwick, HHF, Sophie Hicks, Junya Ishigami, Lok Jansen, Jouin Manku, Klein Dytham, Kengo Kuma, Olivier Lempereur, Leong Leong, Daniel Libeskind, Liganova, Makkink & Bey, Mapt Associates, Peter Marino, Ingo Maurer, Richard Meier, Moatti & Rivière, OMA, PARA-Project, Puresang, Arne Quinze, Francesc Rifé, SANAA, Chikaro Ohno Sinato, Philippe Starck, Suppose Design Office, Tacklebox, Threefoldarchitects, Matteo Thun, Yoshioka Tokujin, UNStudio, Vaillo Irigary Galar, Marcel Wanders, Isay Weinfeld, Wonderwall

Featured retail facilities include: Armani, Apple, Balenciaga, Hugo Boss, Camper, Chanel, Patrick Cox, Diesel, Droog, Dr. Martens, Fauchon, Fendi, Hermès, Derek Lam, Phillip Lim, Stella McCartney, Issey Miyake, Nike, Prada, Uniqlo, Van Cleff & Arpels, Vertu, Vodaphone, Yohji Yamamoto, YSL, Ermenegildo Zegna, and many more

The author:

Philip Jodidio studied art history and economics at Harvard, and edited Connaissance des Arts for over 20 years. His books include TASCHEN's Architecture Now! series, and monographs on Tadao Ando, Norman Foster, Richard Meier, Jean Nouvel, and Zaha Hadid. He is internationally renowned as one of the most popular writers on the subject of architecture.

Architectonic quality as the central component of sales strategy and resulting guarantee of success: the retail trade has recognized the opportunities of qualification and individualization through high-grade buildings. The trailblazers of outstanding and innovative commercial architecture today are, first of all, the inner city shopping centers, malls and city quarters. These new, multi-functional complexes have found their way into the living environment of modern man as semi-public experience and recreational places, thus encouraging the process of long-term revitalization of the inner cities. Manifold solutions have been found to the problem of fitting the usually large-scale buildings into the urban organisms that have grown over the years.

Nowadays, people value not only the quality of what they buy, but they also take pleasure and comfort from the complete shopping experience . So stores must now offer their customers, not only ease of shopping, but also an enjoyable and pleasant shopping experience. This book is a collection of 44 case studies, which have been categorised into five sections: Household Products; Clothing and Accessories; Living Products; Electronic Products; and Toys. With descriptive texts and numerous photographs, plans and illustrations, this book explains the essence of store design and provides readers with fresh inspirations.

Пролистать книгу  Shopping Experience - Store & Showroom

Contents:
 FRIIS Aalborg City Centre 6
Alcala Magna 12
Atrio 18
Namba Parks 24
Lalaport Shopping 30
The Landmark 36
Grand Indonesia 42
Le Grange Shopping Centre 48
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Domus Furniture Mall 232
SORIA.COM 238
Times Square Centre 244
Festival Waterfront Centre 250
Highcross 256
Enterprise Square 5.MegaBox 262
Pavilion KL 268
LATTICE In Beijing 274
Women's Shoe Department at the Galeries Lafayette 280
Index 286