Магазины, витрины, стенды

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
...
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

This book is devoted to shopping malls all over the world. Interior and architectural designs for shopping malls are covered, including realized projects and unrealized proposals. It shows the current trends in shopping mall design, comprehensively illustrates shopping mall design, and provides designers who are dedicated to shopping mall design with a rich resource.

Projects featured in this book:

FRIIS Aalborg City Centre
Alcalá Magna
Atrio
Namba Parks
LaLaPort Shopping
The Landmark
Grand Indonesia
Le Grange Shopping Centre
Kanyon
ION Orchard
The City 7 Mall
Plaza 353
Zlote Tarasy
K:fem Department Store
Roma Est Shopping Centre
Business centre in Saint-Etienne
365 Shopping Center
Forum Camlik
Prestige Mall
Domus Furniture Mall
SORIA.COM
Times Square Center
Festival Waterfront Centre
Highcross
Enterprise Square 5, MegaBox
Pavilion KL
LATTICE in Beijing
Women’s Shoe Department at the Galeries Lafayette
Garden 5 Tool
Chadstone West Mall
engelhorn acc/es
Shopping Centre Stadtgalerie
M1 Meydan Merter Shopping Centre
Dubai Festival City
SIAM Paragon
Kamppi Commercial Centre
Shoppers Stop Rajouri
Riverstone
Forum Duisburg
Sexta Avenida
Star Place
Forum Mersin
Baneasa Shopping City
ADA Shopping Center
Jewel Park
Sanko Park Shopping Center
CEPA Shopping Center

.... from the following design firms:

5+Design
ATP
Benoy Architects
Blocher Blocher Partners
Buchan Group International
C. F. Møller Architects
Chapman Taylor
Chapman Taylor España
DE STEFANO PARTNERS
GDP Architects
J+H Boiffils
JHP
Jouin Manku
Juhani Pallasmaa, Marja-Riitta Norri, Helin & Co, ARX
KPF
P+T International
Aedas
D.I. Design, Retail Consultant
MANUELLE GAUTRAND
Oncuoglu+ACP Architecture.
RTKL
SAKO Architects
Studio Daniel Libeskind
Tabanlioglu Architects
Tabanlioglu Architects, Melkan Gürsel & Murat
The Jerde Partnership
UNStudio
Uras x Dilekci
VAILLO + IRIGARAY - ARQUITECTOS
Virgile and Stone Associates Ltd.
Wingårdh Arkitektkontor AB
Wong Tung & Partners Ltd.
The Jerde Partnership International Inc.
Woods Bagot

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Creating a distinctive image while guaranteeing autonomy for each shop, integrating communal areas and handling parking and public facilities are just some of the challenges of designing shopping malls. Outstanding examples of the successful resolution of these challenges are included in these pages. Floor plans, textual information, sketches and full-color photographs make this an exhaustive reference for design professionals, architects and urban planners.

This book is bursting with some of today’s most original and impressive work in the field of shop design. Leading designers and architects showcase their finest projects to create a dazzling compendium of ideas full of imagination, while at the same time intelligently designed for a specific purpose: to sell the products. Explanatory texts accompany striking, full-color photographs which highlight all facets of each and every one of the featured projects. This is truly an essential book in the collection of all professional designers, students and enthusiasts alike.

Smart business owners know the value of well-designed signs. They capture the customer s attention, provide the first impression and communicate the type of business. Sign Gallery 7 offers a wide range of excellent signs for businesses and budgets of all types. These are the winners of the annual Signs of the Times International Sign Design Competition. The types of signs include electric signs and channel letters, neon signage and graphics, digital displays, painted and vinyl signs, carved, routed and gilded dimensional signs, digitally printed banners, large-scale wall murals, architectural sign systems, vehicle graphics, entry monuments and more. Sign Gallery 7 provides the photos and descriptions that will help anyone to design and fabricate more eye-catching and effective signs: the kinds of signs smart business owners demand.

About the Author
Signs of the Times is the world leading magazine on sign information, and its annual sign design competition attracts the finest projects from around the world.

The globalisation of brand names and the proliferation of huge shopping centres has meant the small shop now has its own identity which, at the same time, also reflects the latest trends. Small shops and boutiques have converted into places which welcome this transformation and the life intensely breathed in these streets and by their inhabitants.

The highly acclaimed 'SPA-DE: Space & Design series' focuses on the interior design of commercial spaces from around the world. This volume pays particular attention to restaurants, drawing on the best designs, by the most accomplished architects and designers from around the world.

The whole point of the exhibition is to present a showcase. The display itself must be eye-catching, must be approachable, must be unforgettable, and original. It is not simply art on a wall, or products on a table. It is an entire space you can walk in and around, touch, feel and interact with. This book presents various intriguing exhibitions from China and other parts of Asia.

26 Preface

30 Lane Crawford Pacific Place, Hong Kong
Yabu Pushelbery

42 Chanel, Hong Kong
Peter Marino + Associates,Architects

50 Bizarre, Nebraska
Randy Brown Architects

58 Brown Thomas & Co., Dubin
Burdifilek

66 Blanc de Chine, New York
S.Russell Groves

72 Sport City + La Vita, Beijing
DPWT Design Ltd.

82 Pacific Sunwear, California
Genster

88 Uniqlo, Tokyo
Klein Dytham Architecture

94 Timberland Boot Company, London
Checkland Kindleysides

102 OWN Clothes Store, Bruxelles
Lhoas & Lhoas Architects

106 GRAFIC, Ontario
Johnson Chou Inc.

112 Stash Handbag Shop, Maastricht
Maurice Mentjens Design

116 Ngong Ping Tea House, Hong Kong
Oval Design Ltd.

124 Exclusivites, Hong Kong
Teamwork Design Studio Ltd.

132 Leicht Kitchen Showroom, Shanghai
Steve Leung Designers Ltd.

138 American Standard Flagship Store, Beijing
Marc & Chantal Design Ltd.

144 TOTO Neorest Showroom, Florida
Pavlik Design Team

148 POSH Showroom, Hong Kong
POSH Office Systems(HK) Ltd., In-house Marketing Dept.

156 Acrylic, Tokyo
Klein Dytham Architecture

160 Samuel Kung Jewelry Store, Hong Kong
EDGE Design Institute Ltd.

164 Qeelin, Hong Kong
Steve Leung Designers Ltd.

168 Jewelers Market, Florida
Pavlik Design Team

172 Daslu, Sao Paulo
HMKM

178 Wynn & Company Watches Boutique, Las Vegas
David Ling Interior Design

184 Gizmos, Las Vegas
David Ling Interior Design

190 Marc Jacobs, Paris
Stephan Jaklitsch Design Inc.

196 Lu Lu Cheung Fashion Shop, Hong Kong
Another Design Ltd.

200 McGregor, Antwerp
Genster

206 FCUK, Norwich
Din Associates Ltd.

210 Designers' Profiles

Over the past decade, shop retail design has become more and more predominant in many retailing businesses. Owners have come to realize the utmost importance of having professionals in shop design not only to exhibit the overall brand image of a shop in attracting customer traffic, or focusing on the practicality or functionality, but most important of all, to communicate these values in the perspective of their potential customers, i.e. what their shops stand for and how do these shops fit with the customers’ personality, value, and buying behaviour.
Branding is a holistic approach in building a brand’s identity, benefits and how it relates and associates to the customers’ wants, and having these messages communicated effectively and consistently to our customers. Shop retail design is one of the few very key tools in conveying these messages. Instead of how an owner wants to build up an image he or she desires, today the approach is more interactive, with owners willing to outsource professional retail designers to help materialize these wishes. This trend allows brand owners to have third party expertise rather than judging the wants and needs of a customer from their own angle.
Retailing business is all about ‘understanding our customers’ and not‘how we think the customers are.’ It is crucial to have the mindset of learning the customers wants and how the companies/brands can fill these gaps and win loyalty from the customers. Having a third party and professional retail shop designer enable owners to achieve:
1) A shop image which demonstrates the brand identity and differentiate it from the competition,
2) Functional usage and need according to the business nature such as numbers of display area, inventory storage and so forth,
3) A shopping environment, which contributes to the ‘Total Shopping Experience.’
Today, we are talking about ‘Consumer Experience Management’, and how can it be done without a thorough thinking on shop design here? We can easily see that major retailers understand how crucial it is to provide a pleasant shopping experience to our consumers and we have to compromise the space of having more merchandise with better ambience as well as a more interesting shopping experience, such as special waiting areas with cosy, and attention-to-detail in furniture and world class décor. The ‘less is more’ concept has set in even in many long established local retailers and the cooperation between a shop owner and interior designer is not only a business transaction but seeing each other as ‘strategic partners’ is now the emerging trend.
Designers are now even more aggressive in voicing their opinions on how a brand should communicate their brand equity to consumers and very often they are also the ones who spot the future trends of these consumers and recommend the owners to further innovate as pioneers in the industries, they are able to do so since they can be more easily see things in consumers’ perspective, and therefore interior designers for retail shops play an vital role in balancing the subjectivity and to provide more interactive inputs to retail owners. All retailers should work hand in hand with interior designers who share the same values in achieving the optimal business result.